Independent · one person · iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV
One person, making apps that each do a single job properly. No adverts, no tracking, and no surprises about what they cost.
Most are a one-time purchase. Whatever an app costs, you see it plainly before you buy.
Nothing inside these apps is trying to sell you something else.
No analytics, no trackers, and nothing about you sold to anyone. This website included.
Apps
More are in progress, and each one lands here when it's ready rather than when it's announced.
| App | Platforms | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reward Study Kids' chore chart and allowance tracker. | iPhone, iPad, Apple TV | Out now | reward.study → |
| Agenda Simulator Shows how the order of a vote decides what wins. | iPhone, iPad, Mac | Out now | Read more → |
| Says Who? Teaches children to ask for a reason before they believe something. Free, in English and Hungarian. | iPhone, iPad | Out now | Read more → |
| Magyarize Puts Hungarian folk-art stickers on your photos. A kokárda pins itself on. Free, made for Szent István napja. | iPhone, iPad | Out now | Read more → |
| Pageora Scans paper into searchable PDFs kept in your own iCloud Drive. Pay once, no subscription. | iPhone, iPad | Out now | Read more → |
| Askesis The Orthodox fasting calendar. Know today's fast, correctly, for your own parish. | iPhone, iPad | In development | askesis.day → |
| Gradora SIOP Sales, inventory and operations planning for one site. Seven ERP extracts in, a dated buy-and-build action list out, and a meeting pack finance can re-perform. | Mac, iPad | Coming soon | Read more → |
| Gradora SPC & DOE Control charts, capability studies and designed experiments, for quality and process engineers. | Mac, iPad | In development | Read more → |
About
I'm Nikola. Every app starts with a problem I ran into myself and could not find a decent app to solve.
I trained as an engineer and spent my career in supply chain, reliability and operations integrity: the work of making sure something still works when nobody is watching it, and knowing what happens when a part of it fails. It turns out to be a good way to think about the software people use every day.
So every app here is built to the same rules. One job done properly, pricing you can see before you buy, no adverts, and no tracking. Most are a single purchase rather than a subscription, and where that isn't true you'll be told why. Small on purpose, and only a few of them.
Questions, ideas, or a bug. Write to me. It reaches the person who made the app.