How I build
Small on purpose.
A note on why noshu apps are the way they are.
I make small apps. Each one does a single thing, and I try to make it do that thing beautifully — no bloat, no everything-app, no fifty features you’ll never touch. Just the one job, done well.
You pay once. That’s the whole deal. No subscription, no ads, no “unlock pro” holding the good part hostage. I’d honestly rather you buy it, use it, and forget I exist than rent it from me forever.
I don’t want your data. No accounts, no sign-ins, no tracking, no analytics quietly watching what you do. Most of my apps don’t even have any networking code — there’s nowhere for your information to go. When the App Store label says “Data Not Collected,” I mean it the boring, literal way.
It works offline. It respects your time. And when it’s finished doing its job, it gets out of your way.
That’s really the whole philosophy. I just wanted to make honest little tools that don’t try to own you — the kind of thing I’d want on my own phone. If one of them makes some small part of your day a little easier, that’s the point.
— noshu · Atlanta