WeatherTracking
Connect your personal weather station directly and keep a readable local history. No WeatherTracking account, no ads, and no cross-app tracking.
Independent apps for Mac and iPhone, built around work worth doing: finding, making, understanding, resting. See what is available today and what we are still shaping.
Turn readings from your personal weather station into a local history on iPhone and iPad — without a WeatherTracking account, advertising, or cross-app tracking.
Free for one station · Optional €9.99 one-time Pro unlock · iOS 17+Each app is built around a single purpose — done exceptionally well.
Connect your personal weather station directly and keep a readable local history. No WeatherTracking account, no ads, and no cross-app tracking.
Turn the same Sudoku grid into a nearby match: solo, duel or a group of up to eight. Version 1.1 also adds one Daily Challenge grid for everyone.
A native menu bar command center for finding files, searching content, understanding disk usage, and cleaning cautiously. Local indexing, no tracking, and no cloud upload of your file content.
A native studio for running compatible image and video models on your Mac, including FLUX, Stable Diffusion, and Wan. Generation stays on-device; model downloads and optional services use the network only when you choose them.
Seat up to eight AI personas around one question and direct the discussion as they challenge and build on each other’s work. Sessions are stored locally; use an on-device model or a cloud provider you connect.
A Mac research desk for sourced market evidence, backtests, scenario work, watchlists, and paper portfolios. Run analysis with a local model or a provider you configure. Research tool, not financial advice.
Search and question PDFs, office files, scans, ebooks, notes, and source code with citations. Local models are supported; optional cloud providers and connectors are used only when you configure them.
Your self-care pet. A virtual companion whose happiness mirrors your real health habits — steps, sleep, mindfulness. HealthKit-powered, privacy-first, and impossibly cute.
A local-first Mac workspace for genealogy records, GEDCOM exchange, charts, reports, source-quality checks, DNA notes, and an on-device research assistant.
Breathe, meditate and wind down with 30 paced-breathing patterns, guided sessions, an on-device coach and a custom sound mixer. Evidence notes separate direct research from related evidence and practice-level rhythms.
Catalogue your wardrobe, build looks from what you own, and plan what to wear. On-device image tools help classify pieces; suggestions use your style profile and optional weather context.
AI companions with on-device inference and local memory. Optional models and style packs download when you choose them; conversation inference stays on the iPhone.
Local speech-to-text and text-to-speech in one Mac app, with speaker labels, waveform editing, and multiple downloadable voice engines. Currently in release validation.
Generate and rework complete songs on your Mac with local ACE-Step inference after model setup. Control lyrics, style, tempo, key and language, then keep the results in a local Library.
A tiny cat that lives around your Mac menu bar. Tap, pet, feed, and fling it, choose a breed, and add accessories. No account or analytics; optional cosmetic purchases are handled by Apple.
A scenario intelligence studio for analysts and strategists. Ingest files, feeds, and live sources; rank the signal; simulate possible outcomes; and export a briefing that feels ready for a real decision.
An iPhone camera that can react to lightning, movement, sound or a shake while keeping the manual shutter ready. Captures stay in a local gallery unless you export or share them.
Released work, active prototypes, and experiments across party, arcade, trivia, card, adventure, and strategy games. Every title keeps its own availability and privacy details.
We believe great software should feel effortless, protect your privacy, and be built to last.
We minimise collection, avoid advertising profiles, and document each product's local storage, optional sync, diagnostics, and analytics controls. Privacy is a core feature, not an afterthought.
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Designed for Apple platforms with the system conventions, accessibility support, performance work, and native integrations appropriate to each product.
Each product begins with a concrete use case. Features earn their place by making that work clearer, safer, or faster.
Apps use Apple-platform integrations where they add real value. Supported devices, sync providers, widgets, shortcuts, and companion features are disclosed on each product page.
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