Six small apps.
Each does one thing.
A software studio in North Rhine‑Westphalia, with its heart in Riga.
Doorby
Your household knows when you are on a call.
Mac · Windows · iPhone
Garāža
Service, tyres and mileage for your cars.
iPhone
Stundas
Split your day by feel. Get a clean timesheet.
iPhone
Daina
One Latvian folk song, every morning and evening.
iPhone
Atbalss
Pass a ball to someone you love. That is all.
iPhone
PocketWiki
Wikipedia on PocketBook E Ink readers.
PocketBook · Open sourceDoorby tells the house you are on a call.
When your microphone switches on, the people you live with see it on their phones. They never see who you are talking to, because Doorby never knows either.
More about Doorby →Garāža remembers what your car needs.
Log the odometer now and then and it works out the next service. It also knows the Latvian tyre season, so the wheel swap is on your Home Screen before the first frost.
More about Garāža →Stundas writes your timesheet from a feeling.
Each evening, split the day on a ring roughly how it felt. At the end of the month it turns that into clean half-hour bookings where every day still adds up.
More about Stundas →Daina brings a folk song with the sunrise.
One Latvian daina in the morning and another after sunset in Riga. Everyone gets the same song on the same day, and around Jāņi the songs follow the festival.
More about Daina →Atbalss is an app with no messages.
When the heart is on your Lock Screen, tap it and it goes to your person. When it is on theirs, you see a faint dot.
More about Atbalss →PocketWiki puts Wikipedia on E Ink.
A proper reader for PocketBook devices. Turn pages with the physical keys and save whole articles for when there is no signal. It is open source.
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