Small apps. Big impact.
Practical, privacy-respecting apps that make the little things easier.
The apps
Each one does a small job well rather than a large job vaguely.
A recurring life-maintenance tracker. It remembers when you last descaled the coffee machine, changed the water filter or serviced the car, and reminds you when each one comes round again. Everything is saved on the phone first, so it works completely offline.
More is in the workshop. The next one gets announced here first.
How we build
Three rules that decide what gets built and what gets left out.
No ads, no trackers, no selling anything on. Where an app can keep everything on your device, it does — and where it backs data up, it says exactly what it holds.
A tiny app you actually open beats a large one you avoid. Every feature has to earn the room it takes up on the screen.
What is free stays free and is genuinely useful on its own. What costs money says what it costs before you tap anything.
Contact
A real person reads every message.