Meet the studio: 10 apps, one idea

Pocketleaf is one studio making ten apps. On the surface they have nothing in common — a habit grid, a breathing coach, a real-estate tool, a scratch-map of the world. Look closer and they're the same app wearing ten faces: small, private, offline, no account, each doing a single thing as well as we can.

Here's the whole lineup, grouped by what it does for you. Every app is launching soon, and each app's page describes exactly what it does and how its privacy works.

Track a habit, a fast, a body

The largest group is about noticing yourself over time — turning a scattered intention into something you can see and keep.

Everfield turns a year of habits into a field of glowing squares you won't want to break. RepLadder coaches you up a skill-tree from your first pull-up. GutNote is a private diary for finding the pattern in your gut. Supplement Grid keeps fasting and supplements in sync. And BreathBuzz guides your breathing through vibration alone, so you can close your eyes and just breathe.

Run the business of being independent

A second group is for people who work for themselves — the makers, freelancers and agents who are their own finance department.

IndieLedger pulls your Stripe and RevenueCat revenue into one quiet dashboard, with read-only keys that never leave your keychain. SoloRate back-solves the hourly rate you actually need after tax and fees. ListingCast turns an agent's spoken walkthrough into a polished, compliant listing in seconds.

Say it, and see where you've been

The last two are everyday tools — one for the words you send, one for the places you've been.

Softsend rewrites a message in the exact tone you meant — warmer, firmer, translated — before you hit send. Wanderprint is a vintage scratch-map you fill in country by country, your stats growing as you go.

One idea underneath all ten

Different problems, same promises. Whatever the app, it keeps your data on your device by default, works without a signal, asks for no account, speaks seven or more languages, and does exactly one job. The few apps that use AI only send what you tap to send, and never keep it.

• Private — on-device by default, most with no server to send your data to.
• Offline — everything runs locally; open it on a plane and it just works.
• No sign-up — no email wall, no onboarding maze. Open and go.
• Yours — export your data in one file and take it anywhere.

We'd rather make ten sharp tools than one blunt suite. Each one is small enough to stay honest, and finished enough to feel worth keeping on your home screen.

Have a look around — start with whichever problem is yours today. They're all launching soon, and you can be the first to know when one goes live.