AI transcription, fully offline. Audio never leaves the phone.
Seventeen on the App Store, one on the way.
Every app has its own site. Open a card for the full story, or go straight to the App Store.
Crop every photo exactly as you envision — compose, grade, export.
Unrelated words, read aloud, for nights when thinking will not stop.
Walk away from your iPhone and your Apple Watch lets you know.
Side income, with “earned” and “paid” kept clearly apart.
Record your Mac in true 10-bit HEVC or Apple ProRes.
Batch-export App Store screenshots at every required size and format.
Point it at a folder and every receipt comes back as CSV.
A child's first touch typing lessons, taught by an octopus.
SQ, rights deadlines, BOJ meetings — the dates that matter, and nothing else.
Why an indicator reads what it reads, with the formula wired to the chart. No quotes, no news.
Soroban practice at home: the ninety single-digit additions, one by one. In Japanese only.
Film carries no EXIF. Log it from your wrist in three seconds, write it into the scans later.
Record whether you did it, at the time you set — in a ledger you can't erase, misses included.
Gear becomes a cost per day, subscriptions a monthly average — what the things you own cost you this month, as one number.
Trace a word for its reading, pitch accent and meaning, and save it with the sentence you met it in. For JLPT N5–N1.
Translates the conversation in front of you and keeps it as a record with both languages side by side. On-device.
A primary-school exam companion for Chinese-speaking families in Japan: wording that changes with each school, and clashes between exam dates. Japanese interface.
What the eighteen have in common.
They do very different things. The rules behind them are the same.
The work stays on your device
Audio, photos, receipts — the work happens on the device. We run no servers of our own, and where an app syncs, it syncs to your iCloud.
A one-time purchase for every app
All eighteen can be bought once and kept. A few also offer a monthly plan. Try an app for free first, and buy it if it earns its place.
In your own language
English, 日本語, 简体中文, 繁體中文. Which languages an app covers varies, but its interface and its support pages always cover the same ones.
Kept small
Rather than piling on features, each app does one thing properly. Built by a small team.
