Surgical Single-Purpose
Listi focuses purely on frictionless store shopping and price tracking. Freezi focuses purely on freezer management and zero-waste meal prep.
Android Studio • Active Development
Built for speed.
Crafted for real routines.
We engineer lightweight, offline-first Android utility apps designed to eliminate friction in supermarket shopping, batch cooking, and home inventory management.
Instant Native Startup
100% Offline-First
Battery & RAM Optimized
60 FPS Jetpack Compose
09:41
5G
100%
100% On-Device & Private
Engineering Philosophy
Designed with surgical focus.
From supermarket aisle routing to preventing freezer burn, we build utilities that solve real household friction without unnecessary bloat.
100% On-Device Intelligence
Powered by on-device Google ML Kit OCR and local SQLite databases. All receipt scans, expiration dates, and shopping lists remain private on your phone.
Modern Native Android Stack
Built 100% in Kotlin 2.0 with Jetpack Compose, Material 3 dynamic theming, Glance home screen widgets, and butter-smooth 60 FPS performance.
Product Pipeline
What's in the Lab.
A look at our upcoming Android releases currently in active development.
In Development
v0.1.0
Listi
Store-aware shopping list builder and in-store navigation assistant designed to make supermarket visits faster, simpler, and more organized.
- Store-aware aisle sorting to navigate supermarkets without backtracking
- Hands-free Shop Mode with haptic feedback & in-store wake lock
- On-device receipt price scanning & historical spending insights
- WhatsApp message item parsing & Glance home screen widget
In Development
v0.1.0
Freezi
Privacy-first freezer inventory, batch cooking, and zero-waste kitchen companion with on-device camera label scanning.
- CameraX & Google ML Kit on-device expiry and freeze date scanner
- Visual freezer map with drawers, doors & dynamic freshness badges
- 1-tap batch meal logging with USDA-recommended shelf-life presets
- On-device AI zero-waste recipe assistant & fridge defrost queue
Let's build something useful.
Interested in collaborating, early access testing, or discussing Android utility architecture? Reach out directly.