On your device
Transcription, text recognition, and the intelligence that turns what you said into something structured — all of it runs on your iPhone. Nothing is shipped off to a server to be processed.
In development
Ten Apple apps, in order, one at a time. All of them share the same rules: they run on your device, they don't need an account, and they work when the signal doesn't.
Built in sequence, not all at once — one finished app beats nine half-finished ones.
In development
Say it, and it's a task. Talk the way you actually talk and get clean, dated to-dos — hands free, offline, no typing.
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Next up
Photograph it once, find it years later. Faded thermal paper made readable again, filed under Warranty, Tax, or Returns.
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Planned
Point the camera at a recipe and get the numbers you need — cups to grams, °F to °C, four servings scaled to seven.
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Planned
Your house doesn't remember anything. This does — models, filters, warranties, repairs, all in one place with photos.
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Planned
Finish the job, skip the paperwork. Photos and voice on site become a job note and a customer-ready summary.
Read more →Further from the front of the queue, and honestly held there — these get built if they earn their place.
Exploring
Say what happened at the end of a shift, and the next caregiver knows. A clear, dated handoff instead of a notebook on the counter.
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Exploring
Point at the care label, get plain English — "wash cold, don't tumble dry, iron low." No more guessing at a triangle with a cross through it.
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Exploring
Point at the plant, find out what it is and when to water it — then get reminded, so it doesn't quietly die on a shelf.
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Exploring
A lease, a policy, or a bill in plain English — section by section, with every line traceable back to the original.
Read more →The back office for a solo dog walker, pet sitter, or mobile groomer — the day's visits, a report card for every owner, and the invoice at the end of it.
Read more →Transcription, text recognition, and the intelligence that turns what you said into something structured — all of it runs on your iPhone. Nothing is shipped off to a server to be processed.
Nothing to sign up for and no password to forget. Your data syncs through your own iCloud, between your own devices. We never hold it, so there's nothing of yours for us to lose.
Basements, elevators, dead zones, airplane mode. If the core of an app only works with five bars, it doesn't work.
If a feature costs us nothing to run, it doesn't get metered. Subscriptions are for things with a real ongoing cost — not for holding your own data hostage.
One email when an app hits the App Store. No newsletter, no drip campaign, nothing else — and you can say stop at any time.