What we build

01

Privacy & VPN

Traffic routing explained in plain terms, kill-switch behaviour clearly indicated, no background data collection that would contradict the tool's function. User-controlled protection with a transparent interface — not a dashboard of reassuring icons.

Swift NetworkExtension CryptoKit SwiftUI Combine StoreKit 2

02

Storage Cleaner

Scans app containers, download folders, caches, and orphaned install data. Results are grouped by category and totalled before any action is available. Nothing is removed without an explicit confirmation step — no opt-out, no "smart" auto-clean.

Swift FileManager SwiftUI BackgroundTasks UserNotifications Adapty

03

File Converter

On-device conversion across document, image, audio, and data formats. Batch queuing supported. No file leaves the device: no upload, no third-party API in the conversion path, no dependency on network availability or server uptime.

Swift PDFKit AVFoundation CoreImage UniformTypeIdentifiers SwiftUI

04

Document Scanner

Camera-based scanning with automatic edge detection, perspective correction, and clean PDF output. Optional on-device OCR for structured documents — receipts, forms, IDs. Core scan functionality is free. Works in standard lighting without supplementary hardware.

Swift VisionKit Vision PDFKit CoreML Amplitude

05

Battery & Performance

Continuous monitoring of battery health, thermal state, memory pressure, and CPU load — reported in plain language with trend history. Engineered to have a minimal footprint: the tool doesn't add to the resource pressure it measures.

Swift MetricKit os.log SwiftUI Charts Instruments

06

Safety Utility

Permission audit across installed apps — camera, microphone, location, contacts, health access — in one readable view. Flags changes since the last scan and links directly to system settings. No amber dashboard with no remediation path.

Swift SwiftUI Contacts HealthKit CoreMotion AppsFlyer

How we work

01

Define

The function, not the wishlist. Every brief goes through a stripping-back pass. If the scope can't be stated in two sentences without hedging, it needs more work before it needs any code.

02

Architect

Structure from constraint, not preference. On-device by default. Remote dependencies only where there's no local alternative — and only after that case is made explicitly.

03

Build

Native SDK, real hardware testing, incremental builds with a review cycle that catches issues before they compound. Nothing ships without a clear audit path and a confirmed rollback position.

04

Launch

Store submission, review query responses, OS compatibility, and ongoing compliance — handled as standard. The engagement doesn't end at the binary. Post-launch is where trust is either kept or lost.

What we believe

Precision over completeness

A narrow tool finished properly is worth more than a wide tool that covers everything poorly. Scope is a quality decision, not a planning failure waiting to happen.

On-device by default

If the task can run locally, it runs locally. Moving data off the device to simplify our infrastructure is not a trade we make on the user's behalf.


No silent permissions

Every permission request happens in context, at the point it's needed, with a plain explanation of why. We don't batch them at launch and we don't request what we don't use.

Maintained, not abandoned

OS updates, API changes, store policy shifts — these are part of the work. An app that stops working because it wasn't looked after is a broken promise, not a version lifecycle.