Our Apps

Ariadne is an ADHD-friendly decision helper for the choices that quietly eat your energy — a laptop, a phone, a car, a home, a job offer, a utilities provider, or any everyday call. It replaces spiralling and second-guessing with a paced, one-step-at-a-time flow that lands you on a "good enough" choice you can actually commit to.

Pick a category and choose from a curated bank of plain-English criteria — functional ones like price, battery life, or commute, plus sensory ones like noise, glare, and clutter. Nothing is chosen for you, and every criterion has a gentle "explain more" for extra detail. For quantifiable things (RAM, storage, holiday allowance) you pick exact values from a dropdown that feeds the ranking directly.

A quiet worst-case reflection heads off catastrophic thinking before the result, and confirmed choices rest under a 24-hour cooling-off period so there is nothing left to re-litigate. Everything is on-device and private, with a full settings screen for high contrast, reduced motion, calm colour schemes, larger text, and neurodivergent-friendly fonts.

Artefact is a local-first cross-platform desktop app that serves as a portfolio command center for multi-platform app developers. It registers, tracks, searches, and visualises projects, specs, media assets, AI generation lineage, and store analytics — without compiling or running any child application code.

Register workspace directories and Artefact automatically discovers Kiro specs, parses requirements, tasks, and design documents, then populates a four-column pipeline board showing feature lifecycle status. An interactive dependency graph visualises task hierarchies and requirement cross-references.

A built-in credit ledger tracks AI generation costs across platforms (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Midjourney, Suno, Adobe Firefly) with manual entry and CSV import. Full-text search powered by FTS5 provides instant results across all indexed content.

LionTrack is built for grassroots youth football coaches who want to focus on what matters: developing young players, not wrestling with spreadsheets.

Track attendance, record live match stats, manage squads, award XP and badges, and share progress with parents — all from one app that fits in your pocket on the touchline.

Designed with accessibility in mind, including a neurodivergent mode with high contrast, reduced motion, and simplified UI options. Parents link to their child's profile and get a read-only dashboard showing XP, badges, match highlights, attendance, and streaks.

A guided morning routine app that helps children (and adults) with ADHD get through their mornings one task at a time. Visual countdown timers, audio prompts, and gamification keep things on track without the overwhelm.

Supports multiple family profiles, so everyone gets their own routines, streaks, and rewards. When multiple profiles run routines at the same time, a live Family Race appears showing everyone's progress in real time.

Designed with neurodiversity in mind: clear visual cues, one-thing-at-a-time focus, gamification that motivates without pressuring, and family features that make mornings feel less like a battle and more like a team effort.

StudyTrack is designed for students from Year 10 and above to manage academic workload, track progress, and stay organised throughout the school year. It combines planning, performance tracking, and revision management within a simple and engaging interface.

The primary goal is to reduce student stress, improve time management, and provide clear insights into academic performance across different subjects. AI-powered revision suggestions analyse your anonymised score history to identify weak areas and help you focus where it matters most. Premium users get cross-device sync so their data follows them everywhere.

Supports Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) — connect your own AI provider (Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot) for unlimited AI suggestions without rate limits.

Family Hub is a family organisation app designed for a household of 5 members. The app reduces decision fatigue, automates recurring tasks, syncs with calendars, and supports emotional regulation.

The interface is designed for ADHD brains and menopause-related memory fog, offering a gentle, low-friction experience. A global mode toggle allows switching between "Fun & Motivating" and "Calming & Gentle" modes.

Odyssey maps your cumulative exercise distance onto epic historical journey routes. The app integrates with Apple HealthKit for distance and vitals data, uses Firebase for backend persistence, and implements RPG-style progression including an avatar system, XP levelling, and streak tracking.

The MVP delivers the Ancient Rome route (Land's End to Rome, approximately 1,400 miles) with a Roman Legionary avatar. Your health metrics are displayed as RPG character stats in the Vitals Saga dashboard.

FirstSolo is a gamified aviation learning app built specifically for RAF Air Cadets. It transforms the dense technical content of the Air Pilot's Manual (all seven volumes) into an engaging, structured journey from a cadet's first parade night to their first solo flight.

Seven narrative chapters map to the seven APM volumes, culminating in a FirstSolo finale — a full simulated solo flight that tests knowledge from all volumes in a single integrated scenario.

Fancy That is a private, AI-powered comedy-romance app designed for two people. It delivers moments of unexpected delight, playful affirmation, and quiet intimacy throughout an ordinary day.

Every interaction takes under 20 seconds, content is specific to the couple's real life, and the app is forgiving by design — no streaks, no pressure.