Independent family studio
Practical iPhone apps for ordinary days. Warm stories for growing families. Private, focused, and free of unnecessary noise.
No account
Nothing to sign up for. Open the app and start.
On this device
Libraries stay on your phone. Optional iCloud only where you turn it on.
Quiet by default
Most tools stay free. Optional unlocks stay on-device.
Featured app
Make water logging a small, shared daily habit. Keep separate household profiles, log a glass with one tap, and cheer each other on with animal companions, streaks, and squad races. Core hydration tracking is free. No separate app account, ads, or subscription.
Set up profiles
Keep separate goals and daily totals for the people in your household.
Log water
One tap, with optional reminders and widgets when they help.
Build a squad
Share an invite link or QR code, compare daily progress, and opt into iCloud Squad Sync for live friends and nudges.
Choose your companion
Keep the free starting animal, earn select classics through streaks, or unlock every classic with Pro. Mythic Creatures is a separate cosmetic collection.
The tools
Each app solves one household problem, then stays quiet. No account. No feed. No subscription by default.
Free hydration tracking · optional one-time extras
Water for the whole house.
Make water logging a small, shared daily habit. Keep separate household profiles, log a glass with one tap, and cheer each other on with animal companions, streaks, and squad races. Core hydration tracking is free. No separate app account, ads, or subscription.
Free couples tools · optional Plus subscription
The ordinary day, shared.
A private place for two people to share the ordinary day: love notes, household check-ins, plans, and care by choice. Pair your phones to exchange updates directly when nearby. Core relationship tools stay free; optional Plus expands your on-device love-note archive.
Free to start · optional $4.99 lifetime Pro in the U.S.
Save for the days that rain.
Start with two private savings jars for free. Add or take money, see every move in history, and import a backup. Upgrade once for unlimited jars and JSON export. No accounts, ads, cloud, subscriptions, or analytics.
Free to start · optional $9.99 lifetime Pro in the U.S.
Stop opening every bin.
Remember which box holds the camping gear, holiday lights, or spare cables. Save your items, add a QR label, then search or scan to reopen that saved list. Start free with 10 containers and 100 active items. No TuckTag account or ads. The free library stays on this device; TuckTag Pro can also sync through your iCloud.
Free to start · optional $7.99 lifetime Pro
See what to eat first.
One kitchen list that tells you exactly what to eat first. Fridge, freezer, pantry, leftovers. Start free with 25 items. Optional $7.99 lifetime Pro removes the cap. Private, no accounts, no ads.
Free to start · optional $4.99 lifetime Pro
Pick a path. Watch the date move.
Turn debt into a clear plan. Compare avalanche vs snowball, log payments, watch the payoff date move. Start free with 3 debts. Optional $4.99 lifetime Pro unlocks unlimited debts. Private on your phone — no bank login, no cloud.
Free to start · optional $4.99 lifetime Pro
A care log that never leaves the phone.
Calm newborn log that stays on your phone. Feeds, sleep, diapers, pumping. See today’s totals and time since last care. Core logging is free. Optional $4.99 lifetime Pro adds 7-day trends and CSV. Private — no accounts, no cloud.
Free to start · optional $2.99 Extra Hearths
Cozy pocket companion. Never dies.
Cozy local companion that lives on this iPhone. Begin with First Resonance, choose one of ten authored spirits, then feed, water, tidy, rest, and play — it never dies. Core care is free. Optional Extra Hearths adds two buddy slots and comfort items for $2.99 once. Private, with no accounts, ads, or analytics.
Rhymaun House Kids
Picture books for ages 3–7 — courage, kindness, first Spanish, and ordinary moments that feel enormous when you are small.
The house
A Florida family studio. We ship small iPhone tools and picture books because the bin in the garage, the leftovers, the 3 a.m. feed, and the picnic question are the real work of a household.
About the house
