Small, focused apps that ship their data inside them: no account, no questionnaire, and nothing that needs a network to be useful.
One list, five ways to play it — checklist, spin wheel, randomizer, flash cards, browser.
An iOS app for lists that decide things for you. Five modes over one set of items, a note and a photo on any of them, and it opens offline with no account.
Every country in the world, offline — capitals, populations, leaders, holidays and history.
An iOS reference to 197 countries that ships its whole dataset inside the app. No account, no network call on anything you read, works on a plane.
US colleges, offline — costs, admission rates, majors and what graduates earn.
An iOS guide built on the federal College Scorecard, with its data on the device rather than a server. No account, and a search is never a request to a server.
One kind message at a time — a card of warmth to keep, to send on, or to leave on your home screen.
An iOS deck of 1,024 hand-written messages across five free packs, each with its own illustration and tone. Four looks with their own music, a widget, and no ads, account or streaks.
Photos in, video out — templates that already chose the timing, the motion, the transitions and the look.
An iOS video maker where photos share the screen rather than queue up — booth strips, Polaroid piles, subjects lifted off their background. No watermark, no subscription, no account, and nothing you make leaves the phone.
See everything on your network — not as a list of numbers, but by name.
An iOS scanner that names the devices sharing your Wi-Fi and reads what the ones with a web interface are running. Every conclusion carries the evidence behind it. The scan runs on the phone and stays there.
You don’t know what you sound like asleep — record the night and find out.
An iOS sleep-sound recorder that scores the night, marks every snore on a timeline and lets you play any of them back. Tag what was different and it compares your own nights against each other. The recordings never leave the phone.
What a divorce actually involves — how long, how much, and what people find out too late.
An iOS guide to the process and to the rules in all 51 US jurisdictions, each fact naming the statute it came from. General legal information, not advice. No account, no server, and your answers never leave the phone.
Point your camera at America and uncover the stories hidden around you.
All 90,180 places on the National Register of Historic Places, offline on the phone, with a guide that reads the federal record and tells you what happened there. No ads, no account, no analytics.
How common legal processes work in the US — and it asks you nothing.
An iOS reference to five areas of law and fourteen situations, from eviction to unpaid wages, with every claim linked to the official page it came from. No account, no questionnaire, no case tracking.
Every living thing has a story — photograph one and it comes with you.
An iOS companion that lifts a flower or a beetle out of your photo, draws it as itself, and gives it a Living Passport. It grows slowly, it is honest about what it cannot identify, and nothing ever dies.
Answer five questions, get a day-by-day itinerary.
An iOS planner that works out what to see and when, how long to allow, and where to eat — keeping each day in one neighbourhood. No account and no sign-up; the itinerary is written by a hosted model.
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