INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE STUDIO
Small apps. Built steady.
A one-person studio shipping focused software — tools that do one job well, respect your data, and stay maintained for years, not quarters.
PRINCIPLES
Local-first by default
Your data lives on your device. Cloud sync only when you ask for it — and it's your cloud, not ours.
No ads. No trackers.
When a product is worth money, we charge money — openly. Nothing about you is the product.
Small scope, long support
Each app does one job well and keeps doing it. Maintained for years, not abandoned after launch.
PRODUCTS
What we're building
DIGITAL MINIMALISM · ANDROID
Dumb Phone Widgets: E-Ink
LIVE ON GOOGLE PLAYTurn a loud, colorful home screen into a quiet page of paper. Fourteen e-ink style widgets — clocks, moon phase, calendar, day and year progress, battery — in warm Paper or true-black AMOLED ink. No launcher to replace, nothing running in the background.
Android · 14 widgets · Paper + AMOLED inks · Pay once, no ads
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CREATOR TOOLS · WEB APP
PitchRadar
LIVE · PITCHRADAR.APPThe follow-up CRM for creators who pitch brands. Log every pitch, get a daily list of exactly who to nudge, and stop losing deals to silence. A private local-first pipeline, a shareable media-kit page for brands, and honest flat pricing — we never take a cut of your deals.
Web app · Local-first · Media-kit page · Free plan + Pro
HEALTH · ANDROID
Tinnitus Diary: Spike Tracker
LIVE ON GOOGLE PLAYLog a tinnitus spike in under ten seconds. See how spikes line up with sleep, stress and caffeine in your own data, and bring a real record to your doctor. Local-first, optional backup to your own Google Drive — invisible to everyone, including us.
Android · Local-first · No account required · Free to download
More in the works — steady means nothing gets announced before it's real.
ABOUT
One builder. Zero hand-offs.
Steady Apps is one person: the same hands design, build, ship and support every app. There's no roadmap committee, no growth team, no one to hand your problem off to.
That cuts both ways — things move at the pace of one careful person. But when something breaks, the person who wrote the code is the one reading your email.