Games

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Wreckage of the Namtar

Top-down pixel-art survival horror. Board a derelict battleship aground on the rocks, search for survivors, and try not to die at the hands of the horrors aboard. In development, not yet released.

In developmentNo adsNo trackingPlays offline Learn more →
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BitBoard

A virtual tabletop RPG grid, plus chess, checkers, go and backgammon for two players or against the computer.

Available on Android™No adsNo trackingOffline Learn more →
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NutCracker

A cozy pixel-art match-3 puzzle. Crack nuts across 70 levels and 14 themed worlds while Nutkin, a sneaky squirrel, meddles with your board. Chapters 1–7 (35 levels) are free. One purchase unlocks the rest forever.

Available on Android™No adsNo trackingPlays offline Learn more →

More games are in development.

Apps

Tools built with the same rules: your data stays yours.

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Noted

A privacy-first, local-only note-taking app. Write in markdown, sketch inline, record voice memos, and organize it all into collections — everything encrypted on your device, nothing ever uploaded.

Available on AndroidNo trackingEncryptedLocal-only Learn more →
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DragonWatch

A lightweight macOS process trust monitor that lives in your menu bar. See every running app with a trust badge built from macOS's own security signals, get alerted when something new appears, and check whether any file on disk is really what its name claims. Read-only, no elevated privileges, and nothing about your machine is ever sent anywhere.

Available for macOSOpen source, MIT licenseRead-onlyNo tracking Download for macOS →  ·  View on GitHub →

TTRPG

Tabletop tools from the archive — free to use at your table.

Dungeon Lore

Interactive character & equipment sheets and a game-master rules page for the Dungeon Lore tabletop RPG. Fill out a sheet in the browser, save it to a file, and load it back next session — plus a dice emulator in the rules page.

FreeIn-browserNo tracking Open the tools →

Privacy, plainly

Every title has its own privacy policy, so each one tells you exactly what that game or app does — and none of them collect your data.

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