Good grief, more apps?

A tiny studio.
Three little apps.

Drawn with care, by hand, in a tiny kitchen. Mostly written at night, with too many cups of tea, and an opinion about how software should feel.

What we make
🍽

Food Energy

Snap a photo of your meal, the AI tells you calories and macros. Scan barcodes for packaged foods. Daily progress, weekly history, weight chart. Apple Health and Health Connect built in.

iOS Android RuStore
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Langsy

Pocket AI tutor for languages. Real conversations, pronunciation drills, listening practice — all tuned to your level. Speak the language, don't translate it.

iOS Android
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Notti

Shared sticky notes for the people you live with. Groceries, reminders, the small things — synced the moment anyone writes them down. Invite by code, no ads.

Android iOS · soon
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How we work

Small things,
drawn carefully.

Four little rules we keep on a sticky note above the desk.

1
Software is a feeling.
A keyboard that closes when you tap away. A sheet that lifts cleanly past the home indicator. A photo cropped where you actually looked. Hundreds of tiny things you never notice alone — together they're the reason an app feels right in your hand.
2
Your data stays yours.
Whatever you put in lives on your device, not our servers. No tracking pixels, no analytics SDKs quietly harvesting your habits. We keep only what an app genuinely needs to work — and nothing more.
3
No friction to start.
Open the app and use it. No sign-up wall, no "verify your email", no ten-screen onboarding. Try everything first; create an account only when you actually need to share or sync.
4
Honest on every screen.
No dark patterns, no buried unsubscribe, no surprise interstitials. A generous free tier, clear prices, and ads only when you choose to watch one. We'd rather earn your trust than catch an accidental tap.