Built for Android phones and tablets
One-tap tools for the small daily jobs. Opens instantly, works offline, stays out of your way.
No onboarding carousel, no account wall — the tool grid is the first thing you see.
Every tool sits on one screen. Tap it, use it, close it — no menus to walk through and no splash screen in between.
The tools run on the device, not on a server. Underground, on a plane or on a bad rural signal, nothing greys out.
Follows the system theme or stays forced on. True dark surfaces rather than a grey filter over a white layout.
Built to stay light on storage and to open from cold without a loading spinner, including on older handsets.
New tools and fixes ship in steady updates. Existing tools keep their layout, so nothing you already learned moves.
Open it and use it. There is no sign-in step and no profile to fill in before the first conversion.
Tell us which of these you need and we will reply with the specifics.
A link to the current build, ahead of the public release, for people who want to try the new tools first.
For crews and field teams that want the same tool set on every device instead of five different apps.
You do one small calculation or check every day and it is not in the app yet. Describe it and we will scope it.
For device makers and distributors who want a light utility set on the handset out of the box.
Every request starts as a conversation — we confirm scope and terms with you before anything is agreed.
I installed it on a site phone that has no data plan. The converter and the timer work exactly the same as they do on my own phone.
It opens before I finish moving my thumb. That is genuinely the whole reason I kept it over the two utility apps I had before.
Dark mode at 5am does not blind me, and there was no account screen to get through when I first opened it.
The set covers the everyday jobs people reach for a phone to do — converting units, quick measurements, timing, and short notes. Ask us and we will send the current list for the build you would be getting, rather than a list that has since changed.
Yes. The tools calculate on the device. If a future tool ever needs the network to do its job, it says so on the tool itself instead of failing silently.
That is one of the design constraints — small install, quick cold start, no heavy background work. Tell us the devices you are running and we will confirm compatibility before you commit to anything.
That is what a tool request is. You describe the calculation or check, we write the scope back to you so there is no ambiguity, then it ships as part of a normal update.
Depends on how the fleet is managed. We go through your distribution setup during the enquiry and agree an update path in writing before rollout.
Early access, a team rollout, a tool you wish existed — write a line or two and we will pick it up.
Thanks — someone from the team will get in touch shortly with an answer to what you asked.
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