Story
Seven apps, one change of mind, made in public.
This is the true history of why these apps exist and what changed, with nothing smoothed over.
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Before June 2026
Seven small apps
No accounts, no servers, one job each.
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19 June 2026
A hard audit
Most on-device utilities are copyable in a weekend. The audit proposes cutting to three.
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Shortly after
Cut to threeThe proposal
All seven again
The reversal
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22 June 2026
v1.0.0-rc1
All seven tagged, building on both platforms.
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June to August 2026
108 commits of hardening
Encryption, crash recovery, reminders that survive an update, accessibility, payments.
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Today
You are hereEverything buildable is built
What is left needs store accounts, signing and a real device.
- Before June 2026
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Seven small apps are designed, each doing one job; none of them needs an account or a server
The bet: people will pay a little for a tool that does not harvest them
- 19 June 2026
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A hard audit says most on-device utilities are copyable in a weekend, and proposes cutting to three
Honest self-criticism, written down rather than buried
- Shortly after
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The cut is reversed. The goal returns to shipping all seven
Being wrong in public is cheaper than being wrong quietly
- 22 June 2026
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The baseline is tagged v1.0.0-rc1, all seven building on both platforms
The line everything since has had to stay above
- June to August 2026
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108 commits of hardening: encryption, crash recovery, reminders that survive an app update, accessibility, payments
Most of the work in shipping is not building the feature
- Today
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Everything that can be built is built. What remains needs store accounts, signing and a real device
The team joins exactly at the launch step
The one rule
None of the seven apps has an account, a server or analytics. Data is stored on the phone and encrypted there. That is not a feature we added, it is the reason the portfolio exists, and every listing leads with it.