Independent software
Small apps that do one thing properly.
No ads. No accounts. No analytics watching you use them. Built by one person who has been writing software since dial-up, because the existing apps were worse than they needed to be.
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Nothing is collected
No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising SDKs. Not "anonymised" — absent. Every app ships with a privacy policy short enough to read in full.
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Pay once, own it
A dollar here, a few there — paid one time, updates included forever. No subscriptions, no tiers, and no feature that exists only to sell you the next one.
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A person answers
Bug reports and ideas go to the one developer who wrote the code. Sometimes that means a slow reply. It never means a ticket bot.
No ads now.
No ads ever.
No tricks. You paid for it, so it's yours — not a trial, not a funnel, not an audience being grown for someone else.
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No ads added later
An app that launches ad-free stays ad-free. There is no update that quietly slips a banner in once you’ve settled.
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No subscription creep
What you bought is what you keep. Nothing moves behind a paywall, and no feature you paid for becomes "Pro".
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No worse free version
There isn’t a crippled tier designed to annoy you into paying. There’s the app, and the price.
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No data as payment
You paid with money, so you don’t pay again with your attention or your information.
The apps
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Nerd Toolkit
Coming soon
Fifteen network and measurement tools in one app. A dollar, once — no ads, no sign-up, updates forever.
ANDROID · $1 ONCE
Axel
Coming soon
Permit-test practice and behind-the-wheel logging for teen drivers. $4.99 once, never a subscription.
IOS · $4.99 ONCE
Ripple
Coming soon
Period tracking where the data never leaves your phone. No account, no server, no analytics — nothing for anyone to request or sell.
IOS · $6.99 ONCE