A small team, building things we'd want to use ourselves.
We're an independent group of developers making mobile apps on the side of our regular work — no investors, no growth targets, no roadmap dictated by anyone but our own users.
Why we do this
Most of our apps started the same way: one of us needed a small tool, couldn't find a version that wasn't bloated with accounts, subscriptions and ads, and decided to just build it. We kept that habit — pick a real, narrow problem, build the smallest app that solves it well, and ship it. No committee decides what we build next; it's whatever one of us actually needed this month.
One app, one job
We'd rather ship five small apps that each do one thing perfectly than one giant app trying to do everything adequately.
Your data stays yours
If something can run entirely on your device, it does. We don't build accounts or backend storage into an app just to have a reason to collect data.
No dark patterns
No fake urgency, no confusing subscription flows, no notifications designed to guilt you back in. If you want to turn something off, it stays off.
We use what we ship
Every app in our lineup is something one of us genuinely uses. That's usually the fastest way a rough edge gets noticed and fixed.
No roadmap slides, just code
There's no product team, no quarterly OKRs, and no roadmap deck. When something is broken or missing, whoever noticed it usually just fixes it. That's slower for some things and much faster for others — a bug report from a real user can go from "reported" to "fixed and shipped" in a day, because there's no process standing between the two.
Get in touch
Support, privacy and terms for every app we make live on this site — see the Support page to reach us about anything specific, or just email us directly.