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Count and track
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List Counter
Tally reps, stock, laps or attendees. As many counters as you need, side by side.
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List Water
Log every glass of water against a daily goal — reminders stop once you reach it.
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List Weight
Log one weight a day and watch the trend — a chart with a goal line and a rough BMI.
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List Fast
Time an intermittent fast with a live progress ring — 16:8, OMAD or your own, with history and streaks.
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Birthdays
Birthdays with ages and reminders - and it handles 29 February and unknown years properly.
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Gift
What you gave, to whom, and in which year — ideas, budgets and last year's answer, kept off the app-switcher.
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Fuel Log
Is this car drinking more than it used to — worked out between one full tank and the next.
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Plant
Houseplant care that asks you to check the soil rather than watering on a timer — two intervals a plant, one for summer and one for winter.
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Hours
A timesheet for people paid by the hour — night shifts, the two nights the clocks change, and overtime that does not double-count.
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Shift
Your shift pattern, projected over any month — hours and pay worked out, and changing your rota does not rewrite last month.
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Timezone
World clock, converter and meeting overlap — and it says when a local time does not exist, or happens twice.
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Breathe
Box, 4-7-8 and patterns you build yourself — a circle to follow, a buzz on every change, and a streak that counts the days.
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Mood
A ten-second check-in, then trends that group by weekday and by tag — with a note if you want one, and nothing that reads it but you.
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Blood Pressure Log
Two or three readings a sitting, averaged the way a doctor asks — and a file to hand over at the end of the week.
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Workout Log
Open an exercise and see what you lifted last time — before you see an empty form.
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Solar Almanac
Sunrise, sunset, twilight and golden hour for any place and any date — worked out on the phone, so it answers offline forever.
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Metronome
A metronome that cannot drift, with setlists so a rehearsal never stops to re-dial the tempo.
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Last Pack
A quit smoking log where a slip is not a reset: the streak starts again, and the totals keep every cigarette you did not smoke.
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Pages Left
A reading log built on the sitting — you type each book in yourself, and every number, from pages left to books this year, is counted from what you logged.
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Red Letter
A period tracker that keeps your log on your phone — one tap to log, symptoms and notes, and your next period estimated as a range from your own cycles, with no account.
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Tailbook
A pet care log for every pet you keep — vaccinations, flea and worming treatments, medicines, vet visits and weight on your phone, with what is due shown first and a care record to hand the sitter. It gives no veterinary advice.
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Trugbook
A vegetable garden notebook you fill in yourself — beds, what you sowed and planted and when, harvests by weight or by count, a season diary with photos, and what grew in each bed before, on your phone. It gives no growing advice.
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Coatstand
A wardrobe app — your clothes with a photo of each, the outfits you put together and what you wore on which day, with each piece’s times worn and cost per wear, on your phone. No styling advice, no shop, nothing sent anywhere.
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Pourbook
A coffee journal — the coffees you buy with a photo of each bag, the brews you make with them and the recipes worth repeating, with each brew’s ratio, what is left in the bag and the cost per cup, on your phone. No brands, no shop, nothing sent anywhere.
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Drawsheet
A tournament bracket maker — single or double elimination or a round robin for your players or teams, the draw, each result as it happens with the next match filled in at once, the table with its tie-breaks said, and the bracket shared as a picture, on your phone. No account, nothing sent anywhere.
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Twindial
A chess clock for two players at a real board — sudden death, an increment, a delay, stages by move count, byo-yomi or Canadian overtime, each side its own time for odds, the biggest digits that fit and every move's time kept, on your phone. No account, nothing sent anywhere.
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Money
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List Subs
Track subscriptions and renewals: what charges next, monthly totals, and what you save by cancelling.
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Rentquill
A rent tracker for landlords with a handful of units — who owes what right now, every rent period worked out from the lease, and a receipt to hand over in seconds, all on your phone. It moves no money.
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Mileroll
A business mileage log you fill in yourself — trips by odometer reading or distance, your own rates and your own tax year on your phone, and a mileage log to hand your accountant. No GPS, and no tax advice.
Calculate
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List Date
Days between dates, ages, working days and deadlines that keep themselves current.
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Unit Converter
Convert length, mass, temperature and six more, exactly. It tells you when the digits genuinely never stop.
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Tilt
A bubble level and a ruler, calibrated in two readings so a sloping table never skews the result.
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Steady Note
A chromatic tuner that reads the note from how often the wave repeats, so low strings land at the right octave — and it shows no note rather than a guess.
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Roadglass
A GPS speedometer with a HUD for your windscreen, a speed alert and a trip meter — trips are kept as numbers, never as places.
Write and decide
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Diary with Lock
A diary whose lock covers the entries, not just the door - encrypted with your passphrase.
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Nametide
A baby name finder built on the US baby-name records — how many babies were given each name in every year from 1880 to 2025, all on your phone, and a shortlist two people can rate side by side.
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Rootward
Your family tree, kept on your phone: parents, partners and children, dates and places, charts, how two people are related, and GEDCOM import and export. Works offline.
Coming soon Privacy
Shop and plan
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List Grocery
Shopping list built for the aisle: quick add, aisle order per store, staples, templates and an estimated total.
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List Todo
To-do lists with unlimited nested sub-tasks: tick a parent to finish the branch, due dates, reminders and repeats at any depth.
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List Pack
Build a packing template once and reuse it for every trip — categories, quantities, multi-person lists and a progress bar.
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Pantry
Food expiry tracker that keeps use by and best before apart — opening a packet starts a second clock, and the freezer pauses the first one.
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Chores
A cleaning schedule that also settles whose turn it is - worked out from what actually got done.
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Boxes
Number your boxes, list what went in each, print QR labels — then scan or search to find which box the kettle is in.
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Trip Planner
An offline itinerary that shows every time in the zone it actually happens in — and keeps a copy of your tickets on the phone.
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Pencil In
An appointment book for anyone who books their own clients — the day with its free time, the clients, the price list and the takings, with no account and no online booking page.
Create and share
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List QR
Generate QR codes and barcodes for WiFi, links, contacts and payments — styled, offline, saved to a list.
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List Invoice
Make an invoice and export a clean PDF — no watermark, your logo, saved clients and rates, automatic numbering.
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Resume Builder
Write a CV offline and export a plain one-column PDF — the shape the software that reads it first can actually follow.
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Voice Recorder
Record a voice note and keep it. It carries on when you leave the app or the screen goes off.
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Scan
Multi-page document scans straight to a PDF — crop, rotate, reorder, and the app itself holds no camera permission.
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Color Patch
Read a color off a surface with the camera — it samples a patch, not a pixel, reports HEX, RGB and HSL, and says when the reading should not be trusted.
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Pixels Only
See what a photo says about you — where, when, which phone — then make smaller copies that carry nothing but the picture, each one read back to prove it.
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Muntin
A photo collage maker — two to nine of your photos in one picture, 43 layouts, each photo framed in its cell, your shape, spacing, corners and background — saved or shared exactly as the screen shows it. Nothing locked, nothing stamped on it.
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Photo OCR
Printed text from a photo or a screenshot, read on your phone, every line traceable to where it was read.
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Ringsmith
Cut a ringtone, an alarm or a notification sound out of audio you already have — and it never asks for permission to your music, your files or your microphone.
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Underdraw
Trace any picture onto paper: under the camera with the phone on a stand, or on the screen as a lightbox. Opacity, a lock, a grid and an outline; your pictures stay on your phone.
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Learn
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Flashcards
Make your own decks and let spaced repetition decide what you see today. Import and export plain CSV.
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School
Timetable, homework, exams and grades in one planner — and changing your timetable from next week does not rewrite last week.
Play
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Fairgrid
Classic sudoku where every puzzle has exactly one solution, graded by the reasoning it needs. Works offline.
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Linocut
Nonogram picture-logic puzzles where every puzzle has exactly one solution and can be finished by logic alone, with no guessing. Works offline.
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Minefold
No-guess mine puzzles: every board can be cleared by logic alone from its opened start, and a hint says which number to read and why. Works offline.
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Charlatan
One phone passed round the table: everyone but the imposters gets the secret word, then clues, a vote and the reveal. 3 to 20 players, over 2,000 words. Works offline.
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Hedgerow
Endless mazes made on your phone: square, hexagon and circle, from a quick one to a huge one, every one with exactly one way through. A daily maze, the same for everyone. Works offline.
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Abacist
Endless math crossword puzzles made on your phone, from a quick one to a huge one, every one with exactly one answer. A daily puzzle, the same for everyone. Works offline.
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Spellwick
Guess the word letter by letter before the candle burns out: thousands of words in 18 categories, a daily word the same for everyone, and two players on one phone. Works offline.
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Potion Sort
Sort the colors until every potion is pure. 999 offline puzzles and a daily brew.
Why they are built this way
Small apps that mind their own business.
Works offline
Every app runs in airplane mode. There is no server to go down and nothing to wait for.
No accounts
No sign-up, no email, no password. Install the app and start using it.
Your data stays put
Notes, budgets, counters and game progress are stored on your device. Your content is never uploaded.
The apps are free and paid for by ads. Google AdMob serves those ads and may use your advertising ID; Potion Sort additionally uses Google Firebase for anonymous crash reports and gameplay statistics. Each app's privacy policy sets out exactly what that covers.