They work offline
No account, no profile to create. The app does its job the moment you open it, on a plane included.
Independent software
No account to create, no server where your things end up. What you write stays on the device, encrypted, and you can take it with you whenever you like.
We develop for
Two, for now. Both start on iPhone and reach Android, wrist included: Apple Watch and Wear OS smartwatches.
Record from your wrist or your phone and the recording makes it home: segments that survive a crash, resume after a phone call, recovery on relaunch. Audio stays encrypted on the device.
App Store first, then Google Play.
Your readings stay yours: encrypted database on the device, iCloud backups protected by a key that never leaves your keychain, Health integration when you want it.
App Store first, then Google Play with Health Connect.
Neither app is published yet. Leave us your address and we will write on release day, on the App Store and on Google Play. That is all it is used for: it goes on no list, we give it to nobody, and you will get nothing else.
This opens your mail app with the message already written: tick what interests you and send.
Choices that hold for every app carrying this name. You can check them from how the app behaves rather than take my word for it.
No account, no profile to create. The app does its job the moment you open it, on a plane included.
Database and files protected at rest, key in the system keychain. It is a property the tests verify on every build.
On Mac they behave like Mac apps, on Android they follow Android rules. No web page dressed up as an application.
There is no call centre, and no contact form that forwards your message to someone else. When you write, the person who wrote the code answers.