A small studio, building deliberately.

The studio started in 2025 with a straightforward idea: there is room for software that solves one problem properly and then stops. Not a platform, not an ecosystem play — an app that does its job and respects the person using it.

What that means in practice

We work in small releases. An app ships when its core is genuinely good, and then it improves based on what people actually run into. That is slower than the alternative, and it means saying no to a lot of reasonable-sounding features, but it is the only way we know to keep software that stays pleasant to use for years.

It also means we treat data collection as a cost rather than an asset. Every piece of information an app gathers is something we would have to store, protect, explain, and eventually delete — so we collect none of it. Our apps have no accounts, no analytics, and no advertising, and they run entirely on your device.

Funded by people, not attention

We would rather charge a small, honest price than sell your attention to an advertiser. That is why there are no ads anywhere in our apps, including the free versions, and why the paid tier is a modest yearly subscription rather than a stream of prompts and upsells.

Who we build for

Mostly people who have been let down by the bloated version of the thing they wanted: a card game that needs an account, a puzzle app that will not load without a signal, a free game that turns out to be an advertising delivery system. If you have ever deleted an app because it asked for too much, you are the audience.

Working together

Alongside our own apps we occasionally take on client work — usually mobile projects where the same values apply. If you have something in mind, tell us about it.