Three new apps in the works — Singularity Codex, Foglet and Coconut Invasion See what's coming

An independent app studio

Small apps.
Serious manners.

Eight apps out now for iPhone, iPad and the browser, with three more on the way. No ads, no behavioural tracking, no accounts you did not ask for.

An app should do its job —
then get out of the way.

No suites, no platforms, no dashboards. Small tools in four corners of the shelf, each with one thing to do.

Productivity

Your documents never leave the device.

Scan a page, write a page, keep it. Serious Scanner and Serious Notebook do their work offline — no account, no upload, no cloud committee reviewing your paperwork.

Kesim turns your cut list into a practical cutting plan for sheet materials and linear stock. Less waste, more built.

Soon Singularity Codex — a private message history with yourself. Capture first, organise later.

Games

Puzzles that fit in a coffee break.

Spotle hides one tile that is just suspicious enough to ruin your confidence. Monolume is a quiet peg solitaire puzzle — clear the constellation and leave one peg in orbit, or play the classic board free in your browser.

Soon Foglet, a fog-of-war maze you can barely see, and Coconut Invasion, an arcade shooter against an empire of armed coconuts.

Kids

A coloring book with no one selling to your kid.

Lil Colors is a set of educational coloring books for little learners, with ad-free tools and controls that stay on the grown-up side of the screen.

Entertainment

Something to look at, and something to make.

Cymatic is a pocket Chladni plate where simulated sand finds the still lines inside sound. CelestiArt is a web app that turns the sky from any date, time and place into a custom star-map poster — no install, straight in the browser.

Small apps that mind their manners

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