Hadger
Small, private apps for iPhone. Each one does its work on your own device: no account to make, no server to trust, nothing collected. The story behind Hadger.
On the App Store
26 apps, newest first.
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Lumen
Turns a daily energy check-in into private generated light on your widgets.
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Gnomon
Golden hour and blue hour for any spot, computed on your phone, on your Lock Screen.
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Fermata
Records the quiet minutes you take, and draws each one as a field of light.
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SIGIL
Turns a phrase into a luminous circular glyph that only the app can read back.
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Aether
The goals and people that matter to you, as a slow private field on StandBy.
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Firmament
The real sky over any place and date, drawn as a plate you keep or give away.
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Hamon
Cited heat treat schedules for knife steels, built to work offline at the forge.
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Liminal
Point your camera anywhere; Liminal turns the moment into a living Lock Screen.
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Meridian
Look up any perimenopause symptom and read what the evidence actually supports.
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Vial
Your fragrance wardrobe, organized by note family, with a daily pick.
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Aplomb
A live pace, pause and filler meter for rehearsing what you have to say.
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Morsel
Log meals the lazy way, and see which foods your body actually reacts to.
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Trivet
Photograph a handwritten recipe; get back a clean card you can cook from.
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Mortise
A serious compatibility check for couples and partners. Phone to phone, free.
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Soft Day
A kind journal for hard days: write one good moment, get gentle support back.
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Lila
The 72-square game of self-knowledge, with a Mirror that will not flatter you.
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Cushion
One number, once a day: how much is safe to spend before payday. No bank link.
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Foolscap
A fresh ladder of cryptic clues every morning, composed on your iPhone.
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Ruse
One clever logic puzzle each morning, composed on your iPhone. Fully offline.
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Sift
Dump what is on your mind; Sift sorts it into act on, noise, and keeps coming back.
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Foray
Small outdoor quests composed by your phone, to find in your own surroundings.
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Culprit
Log your shelf and your skin; Culprit names the product to suspect for a breakout.
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Body Almanac
Shows what alcohol actually does to your sleep, on your own data. No streaks, no shame.
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Pause
Asks why you are opening that app, in your own words, before it lets you in.
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Wake
Reads the sleep your Apple Watch already recorded, and says why you woke up tired.
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Pith Voice
Speak for a few minutes; your iPhone finds the pith of it and keeps it there.