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Small apps, each doing one job

10 apps designed and built here, 6 live on Google Play so far. None of them wants your bank login or your whole gallery, and each one says plainly what leaves your phone.

Asks for lessNo bank loginPlain privacy policies
How we build

Three promises in every app we ship

Whatever the app does, it's built the same way.

  • Private by default

    Your data stays on your phone. No bank logins, no gallery access, no account needed to start.

  • Ads that know their place

    Free apps may show ads, but nothing you type or track in our apps is ever shared with an ad network.

  • Numbers you can check

    Every figure shows where it came from, and our apps say plainly what they can't prove.

Why Spolvero

Apps shouldn't cost you your privacy

Many everyday apps ask for too much and explain too little. We build ours the other way round.

How typical apps compare with Spolvero apps
Many appsSpolvero apps
Asks for your bank login, whole photo gallery or an account firstAsks only for what the job needs, never a bank login or your whole gallery
Sends what you enter to its own serversKeeps what you enter on your phone, and says plainly when anything leaves it
Uses what you do in the app to target adsAds never see what you put into the app
Gives you numbers with no explanationShows where its numbers come from
Puts the main feature behind a paywallThe main job is free; upgrades are optional

About the apps

Four apps live on Google Play

Unspend tracks subscriptions and warns you before a renewal or a free trial charges, without ever connecting to your bank. Enough tracks the water you drink. Kelvin is a women's safety app with an SOS and a flashlight. The GST Calculator adds or removes GST and splits it into CGST and SGST. All four are on Android today.

How your data is handled

Each app has its own privacy policy, linked from its page, written from what the app's code actually does.

Questions

Before you install one

Are the apps on iPhone?

Not yet. The four live apps are on Android through Google Play. Apps planned for iPhone say so on their own page.

Are the apps free?

Yes, they are free to download. Some offer a Pro upgrade for extra features, shown on each app's page with what stays free.

Where is each app's privacy policy?

On the app's own page, and in its Google Play listing.

How do I report a bug in an app?

Use the contact page, and say which app, which phone and what happened.

Need something like this for your own product?

The same design work goes into client projects, from the first sketch to the store listing.