I want to make apps you open every day. SheetSnap for turning a photographed table into a spreadsheet, Dear me for writing down your days, Mallang Chess for a light game, Garigae for one last check before you send a photo — small tools, built to last.
Tap an app to open its details.
Photograph a table and get an editable spreadsheet. Exports to Excel or CSV, all on the phone.
Most scanning apps hand you a wall of text. SheetSnap keeps rows as rows and columns as columns, and flags the cells worth checking with a reason — you check three instead of eighty.
Hides the ID numbers, bank accounts and faces left in a photo — irreversibly — and strips its location.
Finding them and covering them are both automatic. What it covers cannot be recovered, because it erases rather than draws over.
Play animal AI rivals, learn with lessons and puzzles, and pass one device back and forth.
Learn by playing animal rivals, with rule lessons, tactics puzzles, and commentary that says where a move went wrong.
Write your day and it becomes a letter — posted to you later, with a calendar to look back through.
Write, and a reply arrives the next day. It is written on the device, and entries and photos stay on your device and in your own iCloud.