Apps for iPhone and Android
Apps for iPhone first, with Android following app by app after launch; Kept, Tight Loop and SameMoment are built for Android too, and each page lists the platforms it runs on. Every one follows the same rules: your data stays on your device, there is no account to create, nothing is uploaded to us, and you pay once, if at all, never a subscription.
Work
Meetings, estimates and interviews, done on the phone.
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iPhone app
VeraFlow Coming soon
A private meeting recorder for iPhone. Transcripts with speaker names, summaries and action items, all made on your phone.
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Interview recorder
PromptCam Coming soon
A testimonial and interview recorder for iPhone Duo. You film with the rear camera; the person on camera reads one question at a time on the outer display.
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Estimates and signatures
SignOff Coming soon
Show a customer an estimate and get it signed, in person, on your iPhone. On iPhone Duo, you close the phone and hand it over.
Home and money
Receipts, warranties and the things you own, kept private.
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Mobile app
Kept Coming soon
Every receipt has a deadline. Photograph it once and Kept sets the return window, the warranty and your card's extra year, then reminds you before each closes.
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iPhone app
Home Inventory Coming soon
Photograph the shelf. Ask where things are. Your stuff stays your business.
Family and friends
Apps for the people you are with, with no account for any of you.
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Mobile app
SameMoment Coming soon
Friends' phone videos of the same moment, lined up by sound into one multi-angle video, with everyone's name on it.
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Family locator
MotherHen: Family Locator Coming soon
A lightweight, privacy-first family locator. Everything lives in your family's own iCloud: no server, no account, and no copy of anyone's location that we could ever see or sell.
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Two-player game pack
FoldPass Coming soon
Four two-player games with a secret each, for one iPhone. On iPhone Duo, closing the fold passes the phone, and the other player sees only their own side.
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Two-player board games
SplitBoard Coming soon
Two-player board games for iPhone Duo. Open the phone flat on the table between you, and each half of the screen turns to face its player.
Hobbies
Espresso, fly casting and barbecue, taken seriously.
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iPhone app
Don't Waste Coffee Coming soon
Dial in espresso faster. Log four numbers, rate the shot, and the app tells you exactly what to change next, in your grinder's own units.
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Mobile app
Tight Loop Coming soon
Film a fly cast with your phone. Tight Loop draws your rod tip path on the video, names the fault, and shows yesterday's cast as a ghost under today's.
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iPhone app
Cook Cards Coming soon
Post the brisket. Share the cook. Tap it and it becomes your smoker's plan.
Wellbeing
Five quiet apps, each for one moment: a hard day, what you can manage today, a worry showing up, being outdoors, and the end of the day. None of them is therapy or medical care, nothing is counted or judged, and the help resources inside each one are always free.
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iPhone app
Rough Day Kit Coming soon
A small kit for days that feel heavy. Open something real you chose on a better day: a letter to yourself, kind words, a familiar voice, one small thing, or a calm moment.
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iPhone app
Outside Today Coming soon
A private outdoor journal. Keep the first swallow, the sound of the river and the light on the field, by season and place, on your iPhone with no account.
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iPhone app
Ebb
Habits for the day you have. Choose High, Medium or Low, see each habit at that size, and any version you choose counts the same. No streaks, no guilt.
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iPhone app
Ten Frames
What do I want to remember about today? Choose a few photos, say a sentence, answer a question or not, and keep the story of your days. Ten is an invitation.
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iPhone app
Worry Loop
Set a worry down for now. Write it in a sentence, park it, and get on with your day. Look at it later, in a short review time you choose, or not at all.
How the wellbeing apps are made
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Helpful with everything off
Every app is complete with AI off, photos denied, the microphone denied, notifications denied, and no signal.
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No guilt, no streaks
Nothing is counted against you. Skipping is a choice, not a failure, and no screen keeps score.
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No forced positivity
A hard day can stay a hard day. The apps never tell you how you feel or how you should.
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Nothing resurfaces uninvited
Old entries never come back unless you turn that on, and you can block people, places, topics or dates.
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Your words, kept apart from ours
Where an app drafts a summary, it is marked as the app’s, cites your own entries, and can be rejected. It never rewrites what you wrote.
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Help is never behind a paywall
Each app lists help lines for your country, works offline, and says plainly that it does not monitor anything or contact anyone for you.
Not therapy, and not emergency support
These are lifestyle apps. They do not diagnose, treat or monitor anything, and nothing in them is a substitute for a doctor, a counsellor or a friend. If you might be in danger, call your local emergency number. Every one has a Need more help? screen that lists help lines for the country you choose, works offline, and is free whatever else you have paid for. Questions: hello@twelvetwolabs.com.