Apps for everyday reading
Calm, ad-light apps for what people read every day: their prayers, in the languages they say them in, the PDFs and books on their phones, and the official letters that land on the mat. Where AI helps, it runs on your phone, and each app says how it's built.
Hindu Prayers
Opens with the day's deity and prayer, reminds you by name, and works in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Gujarati. Includes the panchang, festivals, stories and kundali matching.
Hindu Prayers
Daily prayers, panchang, festivals and kundali matching in seven Indian languages.
Hanuman Chalisa
The Hanuman Chalisa to read, listen to and learn by heart, with its meaning.
Ram Raksha Stotra
Ram Raksha Stotra to read, listen to and learn by heart, with its meaning.
Uncrease
PDFs and ebooks as clean text that fits your phone, with free books and papers to find.
Kept
Photograph a receipt. Kept tells you when it can go back and when the warranty runs out.
Coming soon to Google Play
StetPDF
Mark up, fill in, sign, redact and compress PDFs on your computer. One price, no subscription.
Coming soon for Mac, Windows and Linux
Roomy
See what’s filling your disk and clear out the build folders and caches your tools left behind. Free.
Free for Mac, Windows and Linux
Forewarned
Photograph a document. Forewarned reminds you before it runs out.
Coming soon to Google Play
Measured
Photograph your medicine label. Measured shows it big and clear, reads it aloud, and reminds you when to take it.
Coming soon to Google Play
Readout
Point your phone at small print. Readout shows it big and reads it aloud.
Coming soon to Google Play
Blanks
Photograph a paper form. Blanks asks you one question at a time, then fills it in for you.
Coming soon to Google Play
Plain
Photograph a confusing letter. Plain tells you what it says, what to do, and by when.
In development