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6 apps · 4 free

From menu bar tools to walking pads, every app here does one thing, and does it beautifully.

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The one to try first. The full collection is just below.

Waalk

Your walking pad, in Apple Health.

Waalk connects your walking pad to your iPhone over Bluetooth, records every walk from the belt itself, and saves it to Apple Health as an Indoor Walk workout.

iOS & watchOS app10 free walks, then pay once

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The collection

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Small tools shouldn't feel complicated

I build the apps I want to use myself, then polish them until they're good enough to share.

  • Does one thing

    Every app solves a single problem properly. If it starts doing five things, it becomes a different app.

  • Free, or pay once

    4 of the 6 apps are free. The rest have a free trial and a single payment. No subscriptions.

  • Made by a person

    Designed and looked after by one person who uses every one of them, every day.

Questions

Something else? Read the story behind the apps.

Are the free apps really free?

Yes. No trial, no ads, no catch. If an app is marked free, it stays free.

Why do some apps cost money?

Some take a lot more work to build and keep running. Those have a free trial first, then a single payment. There are no subscriptions.

Which devices do they run on?

Right now: macOS, iPhone, Apple Watch, Chrome. Each app's page says exactly where it runs.

What about my data?

Each app's privacy details are on its App Store or Chrome Web Store page, and on its own page here.

Will there be more apps?

Yes. Diing and Chiill are next, and there are always more in the workshop.

Why the extra vowel?

Good names are taken. So every app borrows one more vowel than it strictly needs. It's a small signature.

A note from the maker

“I design small apps for the things that bug me, then polish them until they're good enough to share.”

Petar Ceklic · Product designer, Perth

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