Some are free, open-source takes on paid apps I use every day: UnMoney for tracking money, UnSplit for splitting it. Others are ideas of my own: Trove, a Mac app for browsing years of photos without anything leaving your disk, and Dibs, a virtual queue for cafés, salons and clinics. Every one is a real product you can use today, and any with paid plans says so up front. Newest first, each with the story behind it.
Side quest 04 ·
Live
Shared costs, settled without the spreadsheet.
Split expenses with friends, flatmates and travel groups. Every split method, receipt scanning, currency conversion, charts and exports, all free. No daily limits, no ads.
Side quest 03 ·
Live
Money Manager, with every feature unlocked.
A personal money manager for the web. Log every rupee in a few taps, see where it went, and keep it in sync across devices, offline included. No paywall, no ads.
Side quest 02 ·
Out now for Mac
Your photo library, by the day it was taken.
A native macOS app for browsing the photos, videos, audio and PDFs on your disk, organised by the date they were captured. It finds faces, places and the text inside your photos, all on your Mac, 100% offline.
Side quest 01 ·
Live· Free plan · paid from ₹999/mo
Virtual queues for everyone.
A virtual queue for cafés, salons, clinics and shops. Customers scan a QR code, join from their phone and get pinged when it's their turn. Owners run the line from one live dashboard.
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