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
21 apps, newest first.
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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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Firmament
The real sky over any place and date, drawn as a plate you keep or give away.
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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.
In review
Submitted to Apple and not yet on the App Store. Their privacy, terms and support pages are here already.