I write software for problems I ran into myself: downloads that break, subtitles you can't read, a controller that won't do what you want. Every app here is something I used for a long time before releasing it. No ads, and nothing extra in the installer.
What each one does, what it costs and what it needs — before you download anything.
A download manager that finishes what it starts.
SAR 39 once·14-day trial·then a free Basic mode
AI translation for subtitle files.
SAR 39 once·14-day trial·translation needs your own key
Remap your game controller.
SAR 35 once·14-day trial
A control panel for Apollo game streaming.
Free, the whole app·no account, no licence
No banners inside the apps and no collecting your data. What is sent to check a licence is written plainly in the privacy notice.
No "recommended offers" and no toolbars. Every installer has its SHA-256 published on its page, so you can check it yourself.
Email me or use WhatsApp, and I am the one who reads and answers. Paid apps cost once — no subscriptions.
“I release an app when I have used it myself long enough that nothing in it surprises me any more. I would rather ship three tools that genuinely work than thirty that almost do.” — the developer behind ColdByte
Tell me about the problem you have, not the solution. I answer honestly within days: I build it, or I point you to something that already does the job. If we agree, the scope, price and timing are written down before I write a line of code.
New apps, real updates, and the occasional free tool. A handful of emails a year at most — I do not have time to spam you, and I would not anyway.
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