SMALL APPS. QUIETER DAYS.
Life’s busy.
Your apps
shouldn’t be.
A little collection of tools for everyday things.
Thoughtfully simple. Refreshingly private.
Made to help you get on with life.
More done.
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Small tools.
More life.
THE COLLECTION
Little tools.
Big sigh of relief.
For the things you need to do.
Without the things you don’t.
Independent apps. One shared philosophy.
A DIFFERENT DEFAULT
You came for a tool.
Not a whole thing.
No onboarding marathon. No account to remember. No ad between you and what you came to do. Just useful little apps that know when to get out of the way.
Meet our privacy principlesYours stays yours.
Photos, links, work hours, passwords. Your apps process them on your device, not our servers.
Your attention isn’t for sale.
No ads or tracking SDKs in our apps. Your time is better spent somewhere else.
Open it. Do your thing.
No sign-up, no feed, no extra noise. Each app is a small collection of tools for a clear purpose.
Is ZeroHustle one app or a collection?
A collection of independent apps. Each one focuses on a category of tasks, so you can choose the tools you actually need. There’s no all-in-one bundle to navigate.
Where can I download the apps?
The apps are currently in development. This site introduces what we’re building; store links will be added as individual apps become available. You can contact us through support with questions about a specific app.
Do the apps work without internet?
The core tools run on your device. Link cleaning, photo processing, timers, calculations and other utilities don’t need our servers. Actions you choose, such as opening a link or sharing a file, may use other services. Convertly uses manually entered exchange rates, rather than live currency data.
What happens to my data?
App processing stays local. Tools that keep history or settings store them on your device. You control exports and sharing; your operating system may include app data in its backups. Read the privacy policy for details.
Why build small apps?
Because scanning a code shouldn’t mean creating an account, and a timer shouldn’t compete for your attention. We believe everyday software can be useful, calm and respectful of your time.
LESS ON YOUR PHONE. MORE IN YOUR DAY.