Simple things should cost nothing.
I got tired of tons of apps that put a banner, a paywall, a sign-in and a “Pro” tier in front of something simple. So I built the plain versions for myself, use them every day — and I give them to everyone else too.
They are free. There are no ads. Nothing is collected. Nothing is uploaded.
The whole idea
On your phone · 06
All apps →On your desktop · 02
All apps →Questions people actually ask
Are these Android apps really free?
Yes. Every app is free to download and free to use, with every feature unlocked on first launch. There is no Pro tier, no subscription, no trial and no in-app purchase of any kind.
Do the apps show ads?
No. There are no banners, no full-screen interstitials and no rewarded videos. No advertising SDK is compiled into any of the apps.
What data do the apps collect?
None. No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising or device identifiers and no account. Gallery ships without the internet permission at all, so it is technically unable to send anything anywhere — you can verify that in its permission list on Google Play.
Do I need an account to use them?
No. There is nothing to sign into and nothing to verify. Install the app, open it, and it works offline.
Which apps are available right now?
Gallery is on Google Play today, Player is on its way there, and Shot — the screenshot tool for macOS and Windows — and AltTab — the window switcher for macOS — can be downloaded from this site. Browser is out as an experiment: its APK is on GitHub. Recorder, Files and Launcher are still in development. All of them are released the same way: free, with no ads and no data collection.
One person, one design language
Every app here is built on the same system: the same themes, the same accent, the same type. Learn one, and you already know the next. Light, dark and pure black are all designed — not one of them is a dimmed copy of the other.
Missing something?
These are the apps I needed. Three of them are still being built, so this is the best moment to ask for something.
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