Simple apps for everyday life
Journals, planners and tools that open in a click, work without an account, and feel calm and clear. Try every app before you decide.
Try them before you decide
Every demo is the real app, running with sample data.
My Menopause
A private symptom diary for perimenopause and menopause. Log in seconds, spot your patterns, and walk into your appointment with a one-page brief.
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Agenda Femenina
A planner, cycle tracker, habit tracker, budget and notebook in one file. No subscription, no cloud, no account.
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Teacher Planner
Timetable, attendance, marks and reports for teachers of children aged 4 to 10, in the school language of your country. Works offline, no account.
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Fee & Price Calculator
Fees, costs and profit for each product, and the price you need to reach your income goal. Works offline, no account, no subscription.
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A daily log for readings, meals and notes, with simple charts to bring to your appointment.
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Download
Get the app file on the device you want to use it on.
Unzip
The app, a quick-start guide and the license are inside.
Open
Double-click the file, or tap it on a tablet. It opens in your browser and works without internet.
Everything you write is saved in your own browser, on your own device.
Nothing to sign up for and nothing sent anywhere.
Open the file and use it, even with the internet switched off.
Apps come in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.
Good to know
Do I need an account?
No. The apps run on your device and don't ask you to sign up.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. Once you open the app file, it works offline.
Can I buy the apps now?
Not yet. Purchase buttons will appear when they are ready. For now you can try every demo for free.
Are these apps medical advice?
No. They are journals and tools. They record what you type and show it back to you. Always talk to your doctor about your health.