Our apps
Three Apps. One Promise.
Each one does a different job. All three do it the same way: no account, no cloud, no analytics, and nothing leaving your phone unless you export it yourself. We built them because we wanted to use them, and we still do.
01 · Running · Walking · Hiking · Cycling
Stray
Run offline. Keep your data.
A tracker that never phones home. Every outing, split and route stays on the device that recorded it — there is no account to make and no server to send it to. Offline maps you download yourself, a voice that calls your splits from the phone rather than the network, and a GPX export for the day you want your own history somewhere else.
Free. Open beta on iOS and Android.
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02 · Your own files, your own shelf
Loud
A local music player. No cloud. No ads. No account.
Point it at a folder and it plays it. MP3 and FLAC with the tags and covers that are already in your files, a five-band EQ that is actually wired into the output, an eight-bit spectrum on the sleeve, and playlists that travel as plain M3U8 you can read in any text editor. The app does not even hold the network permission.
Free. On the App Store for iPhone and iPad; Android is an open beta.
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Bits & Sets
The notebook that fits in a set.
Write a bit once — a premise and its beats — then pull it into any setlist, time it at your own speaking pace, read it side-stage in the dark, and log how each bit actually did. Your material is your livelihood: there is no server to send it to and no model to train on it. Nothing leaves the phone but a backup you make yourself, locked with a passphrase only you know.
iPhone. Open beta on TestFlight.
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