Five apps. No filler.

A puppy that grows when your child does.

A learning app for children aged 6 to 8, built around a puppy that grows from practice actually finished. Parents hold the account, the child never gets a login, and one short email a week says what really happened.

What it does

• Puzzles generated fresh each session, never a fixed question bank
• The puppy grows from work finished, not from time on screen
• Parent-held account, with no child login and no surname or birthday
• One weekly summary email, included on every account

Timers and tasks in one loop.

A focus timer welded to a task list. Pick what you are working on, start the clock, and let the session log itself against the task.

What it does

• Session timer with task binding
• Daily and weekly focus totals
• Offline-first, no account required
• Home screen and lock screen widgets

Notes that stay yours.

Encrypted note-taking with the key on your device. Notes are sealed before they ever touch storage, so a synced note is unreadable without your passphrase.

What it does

• End-to-end encryption, keys never leave the device
• Biometric unlock
• Markdown editor with instant search
• Plain-text export, no lock-in

One day at a time.

A daily planner that shows today and nothing else. Stack tomorrow's work out of sight until tomorrow, then roll over whatever you did not finish.

What it does

• Single-day view by default
• Automatic rollover of unfinished items
• Calendar overlay for scheduled blocks
• Keyboard-first quick capture

Uptime in your pocket.

Endpoint monitoring for people who are not at a desk. Watch your services, get pushed the moment one drops, and read the response history without opening a laptop.

What it does

• HTTP, TCP and ping monitors
• Push alerts on status change
• Response time history per endpoint
• Status page snapshots