Kindling◆Hedah◆Menopause & Perimenopause Log◆Visitrep◆Ryndix◆Gluise◆No advertising trackers◆Local-first by default◆Independent studio◆Wyoming, USA◆Kindling◆Hedah◆Menopause & Perimenopause Log◆Visitrep◆Ryndix◆Gluise◆No advertising trackers◆Local-first by default◆Independent studio◆Wyoming, USA◆
Everyone’s iPhone in their pocket. The day on the iPad at home.
Each person keeps their own iPhone and Apple Account. Hedah brings the family’s day together on the iPad at home. No dedicated hardware or shared password.
Version 1.0.1 · out now
Connecting your family’s devices works now
The previous version could not link a family’s devices at all. This one can, three ways: both devices on the same Wi‑Fi, the same Apple Account with a six‑digit code, or a different Apple Account by showing the iPad an invitation code and scanning it. Nothing has to survive a trip through a chat app.
Family members can be added and removed. A phone that joins takes a free profile automatically. Meals show breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner, not only dinner. Chores and grocery items can be deleted.
Two screens, one household. The iPad is the always-on family screen. Every iPhone is that person’s own view of the same day, planned from wherever they are.
Private CloudKit sharing. Invites go through Apple’s private CloudKit. Everyone keeps their own Apple Account, and household sharing stays separate from Apple subscription sharing.
Each source stays labelled. Every event shows whether it came from Apple Calendar or the family screen, so nobody has to guess which version is authoritative.
Each one answers a single need and does not reach past it. Real screens from the shipping builds, not mockups.
01 Kindling: Learn English
One link in, one course out
Paste an article or an Apple Podcasts episode. Kindling builds a six-stage lesson around a passage from it, at a level matched to you.
A six-stage path. First Read, Read and Understand, Words and Phrases, See the Sentence, Read Again, Make It Yours. Podcast episodes swap the reading stages for listening ones.
English and Chinese. Learn English from English content, or Chinese from Chinese content. English follows CEFR, Chinese follows HSK 3.0, and ten levels run from Pre-A1 to “At Ease”.
Your own understanding check. You write the answers and rate your own comprehension. Kindling does not grade you, and says so in the app.
Free, then Plus. Pasted text, the local dictionary, and vocabulary are unlimited. Plus is $5.99/mo or $44.99/yr for web import, AI notes, and podcast transcription.
02 Hedah Family Calendar & Photos
The family screen you already own
Turn the iPad you already have into your family’s shared screen. Plan from each iPhone and keep the day visible at home, without buying dedicated hardware.
Calendars you choose. Apple, Google, Outlook, Exchange, and subscribed calendars can appear together. Assign each to a family member, show full details or only Busy.
One household, many devices. Invite family through Apple’s private CloudKit sharing. Everyone keeps their own iPhone and Apple Account.
Only the photos you send. Hedah never scans or automatically imports the rest of your photo library.
Core data stays local. Household sharing is optional and uses Apple’s CloudKit.
03 Menopause & Perimenopause Log
Not just aging. Real. Recorded.
Track hot flashes, night sweats, sleep, mood, and daily impact as they happen. Timestamped episodes, not just daily averages. When the appointment arrives, the record is already there.
What you can track. Hot flashes and night sweats, sleep disruption, mood and brain fog, cycle context, HRT and other treatments, and the triggers you suspect.
Patterns, not just logs. Each insight prints the actual rate behind it and how many days of evidence sit underneath, and labels correlation as correlation.
One tap on a bad day. “Bad day” logs without a questionnaire. Details can wait, which is the point on the days that matter most.
Free, then Plus. The daily check-in and 14-day views are free. Plus is $8.99/mo or $49.99/yr for 30- and 90-day trends, the doctor-ready PDF, Apple Health, and an on-device AI reading.
04 Visitrep: GLP-1 Dose Tracker
Facts for your next visit
A local-only logbook for a prescribed GLP-1. Doses, weight, steps, and weekly symptoms become one page of time-associated observations you can hand to your clinician.
It won’t do arithmetic it can’t do safely. Compounded doses must be entered in mg by hand. Visitrep refuses to convert from mL or syringe units, and tells you why.
Apple Health, both directions of truth. Reads the weight and step trends you allow, and on iOS 26 imports the medications and taken doses themselves. It never writes back to Health.
No account, no ads, no analytics, no server. Your logs stay on your iPhone. There is no developer backend to leak them from.
Free shows the gaps. The free tier surfaces only what data is missing. The dose-change observations, top issues, and clinician questions are $4.99 for one report, or $5.99/mo · $39.99/yr, and that price includes the PDF.
05 Ryndix: FBA Product Verdict
Know before you order
Check the margin, competition, and buyer complaints before ordering inventory. Start with a product photo and get one decision card showing available evidence, missing information, and what to check next.
See the risks before you commit. Review estimated margin, competing listings, and complaints that could shape a better product.
Know what still needs checking. Numbers show their sources. Missing evidence stays unknown and prevents a GO recommendation.
Sign in with Apple, then pay per scan. One free scan per Apple account. After that, $2.99 for one or $9.99 for five. No subscription.
Illustrative results, not a product endorsement. Buyer feedback is AI-simulated, not a survey of real people. Live trend data is not connected and is marked unknown. Failed and sample-data scans are not charged. Not affiliated with Amazon.
06 Gluise
Lose weight without sacrificing yourself
A weight-loss plan for adult women across food, movement, supplements, and care. Set a goal weight, get four actions a day, and let daily check-ins reshape tomorrow.
Four stages, one rhythm. Adaptation, Active loss, Plateau review, Maintenance. A stage only changes on evidence: it needs at least three weigh-ins across 21 days, so one reading never moves it.
Eat, Move, Supplements, Care. Four actions a day, reordered by how you actually slept, ate, and felt. Photograph a meal for one practical adjustment plus a carb and calorie estimate.
Suggestions carry their sources. Recommendations trace to manually curated CDC, NIH, WHO, FDA, and AAD references. AI recognises the meal photo; the advice itself is rule-based.
We are a small, independent team in Wyoming. We build focused apps and keep these three commitments.
No advertising trackers
Our apps ship without third-party advertising SDKs. We do not sell personal information, and we do not use your content to target advertising.
Local by default
Core data is stored on your device. Cloud features are opt-in, named in the interface, and limited to the input the feature genuinely needs.
An account only when it earns its place
Kindling, Hedah, Perith, Visitrep, and Gluise work without a Ylemos account. Ryndix Scan uses Sign in with Apple so credits and scan history follow you.
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