I'm an indie developer of Android apps that combine privacy and simplicity. They work without an account and without the Internet permission: what you enter stays with you, and I never see it.
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Free Android apps, designed with privacy and simplicity in mind.
Encrypted, private notes
A private notepad whose memos, photos and voice notes are encrypted on your phone. Unlock with a code or your fingerprint; the app has no Internet permission.
Version 2.1.0 · Free · Android
Car logbook & real costs
Fuel consumption, cost per kilometre, expenses and service log, with reminders before the roadworthiness test or the insurance renewal. 100% local, no account, no ads.
Version 1.4.1 · Free · Android
Not a setting, not a promise in small print: it is how the apps are built.
No account, no cloud sync, no server. What you enter never leaves the device unless you export it yourself.
Neither app can go online: Android simply doesn't let them. They work completely offline.
No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising SDK. I never see your data.
MemoLock stays out of Google backup and offers its own encrypted backup file instead.
Some apps are still in closed testing on Google Play. Join the test, play before everyone else and help them get released.
3D tower defense game
A colourful, punchy 3D tower defense where every level is won by reading the map: which monsters are coming, which way, and what they shrug off. Build towers, send heroes onto the road and cast spells at the right moment.
A game, made differently from the two apps above: it shows optional rewarded ads and has its own privacy policy.
