We build apps that do one thing. Not apps that try to be everything, earn engagement, or lock you in. One clear problem, solved as well as we can solve it. That constraint isn't a limitation — it's the point. Focus produces better software. Small surfaces are easier to reason about, maintain, and use.
Our apps don't have accounts, because we don't need to know who you are. What you write in them is stored on your phone and stays there. None of them carry third-party code — no analytics vendors, no crash reporters, no trackers.
Beyond that, we'd rather be specific than say "private" and leave you to guess. Some of our apps make no network calls at all, and we'll tell you which ones and why. Others can sync your own data between your own devices, or count anonymously how often a screen gets opened, with a switch to turn that off. Which app does what is written down, per app, on our privacy principles page — because a promise you can check is worth more than one you can only read.
The same goes for this website. It collects nothing about you. No cookies, no analytics, no third-party scripts of any kind. Open your browser's network tab and you'll see it — which is rather the point.
We build exclusively for iOS, with native technologies: SwiftUI, SwiftData, and Apple's own on-device frameworks. Not because we have to, but because it's the right way to build apps for the platform. Native means fast, reliable, and respectful of the device's design language. We're not interested in shipping something that works everywhere. We want to ship something that feels exactly right on an iPhone.
Tidy means controlled. Small. Well-kept. We chose the name because it reflects how we want to work — carefully, without excess, with respect for the person using what we've made. An app that's tidy doesn't ask for more than it needs. It doesn't grow beyond its purpose. It stays honest.
We're building a small portfolio of focused apps. Each one made to last.