Small apps.Made with care.

Fingularity

One finger against the dark. Black holes pull at everything on screen, and everything you save is worth more than the thing you destroyed.

• One finger, no buttons. Swipe across a black hole to damage it. The cyan arc shows what the pass did.
• Things worth protecting. Probes and ships drift through the field. Keep one alive and it doubles what you score.
• Bosses with shells. Later levels need several passes to break through, and the field does not wait while you work.
• Levels that change shape. Fleets, allies and convergences arrive as the run goes on, so the same tactic stops working.
• Free to a point. Optional paid content, no ads, no interruptions.
• Game Center leaderboards. Your scores live in Apple’s own system, kept exactly where Apple already keeps them.

Your play stays yours. Fingularity leans on Apple’s own aggregate App Store figures instead of tracking how you play.

Tach

A plain reading of how your iPhone is doing, and what to do about it. Tach measures and advises — every action stays in your hands.

• One score, then the detail. A single health reading up front, with free space, thermal state, battery and network underneath.
• Advisories, not nagging. Tach points out things worth a look — screenshots piling up, a security item left unconfirmed — and leaves the decision to you.
• Storage you can actually read. Photos, videos and total items broken out, so you know where the space went before you start deleting.
• A security checklist you can keep. Passcode, Stolen Device Protection, Find My and two-factor, each marked confirmed or not, with a quarterly reminder if you want one.
• Points you to the right tool. For a full per-app storage breakdown, Tach sends you straight to Apple’s own Settings screen — the one place that can actually do it.
• Everything stays on your phone. No analytics, no crash reporting, no account — what Tach reads, it keeps to itself.

Tach is your second pair of eyes on the phone: it watches, measures and advises, and leaves every decision and every action to you.

Everyday Counter

A shared space for your family and friends, on the web. Closed groups, no strangers, nothing to install.

• Yours by invitation. Every member is someone you invited — there is no way in any other way.
• Built for the people already in your life. No public pages, no member search, no suggestions or follower counts to chase.
• Everything is shared. What you post, the whole group sees. There are no private threads, which is a safety property rather than a missing feature.
• Notes, a shared drawing surface, dice and two games. Fixture notes for checking in, a paper you draw on together, dice that roll the same for everyone, and Hangman or Crazy Eights when someone wants to play.
• Kept private, on principle. Your group is never sold, shared or used to train anything — ad-free by design.
• Works in a browser. Nothing to install, on any device the family already has.

Everyday Counter is being worked out with a real family using it, which is slower than guessing but produces something worth keeping.