Small apps that do one thing properly.
Built by one person who has been writing software since dial-up. Three kinds of things: mobile apps that come with a promise (cheap or free, no ads, and your data stays yours), productivity tools for getting real work done with Claude, and side quests, the odd little ideas. Each works on its own deal, and I’d rather say so up front.
Three kinds of things I build
Mobile apps, productivity tools and side quests each run on their own rules, and I’d rather you knew which is which.
The mobile apps
iOS and Android
The productivity tools
On the web
The side quests
On the web
Nothing is collected
No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising SDKs. Not "anonymised" — absent. Every app ships with a privacy policy short enough to read in full.
Pay once, own it
Free, a dollar, or a few: paid one time if at all, with updates included forever. Some you can try in full before you pay. No subscriptions, no tiers, and no feature that exists only to sell you the next one.
A person answers
Bug reports and ideas go to the one developer who wrote the code. Sometimes that means a slow reply. It never means a ticket bot.
No ads now.
No ads ever.
This is the promise for the mobile apps. No tricks. Once you've paid for it, it's yours — not a rental, not a funnel, not an audience being grown for someone else.
Mobile apps
All mobile apps →Productivity tools
All productivity tools →Web tools for getting real work done, built around working with Claude. No ads, and your data does the tool’s job and nothing else.
Side quests
All side quests →The odd little ideas. They’re free to use and paid for by ads, so they collect usage data. They never sell it.