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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accounts to create
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ads or in-app purchases
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Internet permission
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.
