Software that stays home. No clouds here.
Free little apps that live in a single file on your computer. Open one in your browser and go. No account, no sign-in, no subscription, no internet required, and your data never leaves your machine.
Browse the appsHow it worksSmall tools for everyday life. Every app is coming soon.
Build photo albums with captions, sections, and thumbnails. Export a gallery anyone can view.
An MP3 player with a radio-style continuous mode and album-art tiles, sorted by artist, genre, or album.
A big-screen player for your own MP4 and WMV videos, laid out in a simple grid.
Colorful notes and to-do lists in a Keep-style grid, with due dates that float urgent notes to the top.
A personal calendar. Click any day to add or edit appointments, with automatic backup.
A digital library with a reading pane, shown as a grid of covers.
Names, numbers, and addresses in a file you own. No phone company or social network involved.
A set of handy calculators in one place.
Twelve classic games, from checkers to more, with a friendly computer opponent.
Build your family tree and see the relationships drawn out as a chart.
Home accounting for real households: accounts, budgets, bills, and goals, kept on your own computer.
Catalog every room and item with photos and values, then print an inventory report for insurance or moving.
Four steps, no installer.
Grab the app. It arrives as a zip file.
Right-click and choose Extract All (Windows), or double-click (Mac). Each app gets its own folder, so it never mixes with your other files.
Open the app from inside that folder, in Chrome or Edge, not from inside the zip. The first time, click Select Folder and choose the folder you're in. That's the only setup.
Your data stays in that same folder. To back up or move computers, copy the whole folder.