Repeatio
A tracker for recurring responsibilities — sheets weekly, kettle descaled monthly, bike serviced each spring. Complete a task and the next one schedules itself.
Know when to buy more medicine — before you run out.
Running out of a prescription is a scheduling failure, not a memory failure. The information needed to prevent it is already known: how many pills are in the box, how many you take a day, and when you last restocked.
Medfolio does that arithmetic continuously and shows the only number that matters — days left — then fires a local reminder while there’s still time to get to the pharmacy. Scanning a package barcode is the fast path: scan once and the app remembers which medication that code belongs to, so future restocks are a single tap.
Swedish interface, on-device storage, no account.
A tracker for recurring responsibilities — sheets weekly, kettle descaled monthly, bike serviced each spring. Complete a task and the next one schedules itself.
An installable, offline-first tracker for a baby's day. Both parents write to the same timeline and see each other's entries in real time.
Minesweeper on a sakura keyboard — every tile is a keycap that presses down with a thock and sinks into the case to show its number. Four board sizes, no account, no ads.