Small, focused apps for everyday life and work. Here’s what each one does and who it helps. Most keep your information on your own device, and none of them show ads.
Track your spending in simple ledgers that live in your own Google Drive. Add expenses in seconds, attach receipts, import transactions, and share a ledger with someone you budget with.
Who it’s for
Households and couples who share a budget
Anyone who wants a budget spreadsheet without building one
People who want their money records in their own Google account, not someone else’s server
A private portal where our publishing studio and its creators share where each published work is available, while the studio handles marketing and distribution.
Who it’s for
Writers, artists and makers who publish with the Pubstar studio
Creators who want one clear view of where their work is sold
Log food with real nutrition facts, find exercises and routines, track lifts and progress, and keep everyday wellness habits. Everything is saved on your own device.
Who it’s for
People starting or restarting a fitness routine
Anyone tracking food or lifts who doesn’t want an account
Daily planning, check-ins, CBT and SMART Recovery-style worksheets, coping tools and wellbeing activities, all saved privately on your device. An educational tool, not a replacement for professional care.
Who it’s for
People working to change harmful, compulsive or unwanted behaviors
Anyone building steadier daily routines and coping skills
Learn lucid dreaming step by step: short lessons and courses on proven techniques, a dream journal, dream signs, reality-check reminders, a wake-back-to-bed alarm and your progress over time. Optional backup is encrypted on your device first.
Collect what people send through your website and app forms: contact, support, sign-ups, waitlists, RSVPs, surveys, quotes and job applications. Every message is saved and emailed to the right person, and you can build a form page in minutes without code.