The Unknown Dev
Small, useful apps that keep your data on your phone.
Android apps built by one developer near Fleet, Hampshire. No accounts, no adverts and no analytics in any of them.
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Live departures for any UK station, journeys planned door to door including the Underground, and an alarm before your stop so you can stop watching the window. It also sends journey alerts, helps you claim Delay Repay and shows 28-day train reliability.
Photograph and film a rented home on the day you move in and again on the day you leave, with meter readings, a repair log and a reply to every proposed deduction. It builds a dated evidence pack, and it knows the deposit rules for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Not ready to install anything? Take the free move-in photo checklist — the same room-by-room list on one printable page.
Shift work doesn't fit a normal alarm clock. Pick 2-2-3, four on four off, alternate weeks or your own cycle, and it rings on your working days and stays quiet on the rest. Groups keep Earlies, Lates and Nights apart, and an alarm check tells you what could stop one ringing.
How these apps work
- No account, everNothing to sign up for, nothing to log in to, no email address asked for.
- Your records stay putPhotos, videos and notes live in the app's own storage on your phone. There is no cloud copy.
- Nothing sold, nothing trackedNo adverts, no analytics, no data sold to anyone. Where an app charges, the price is on its page before you install, and there are no adverts.
- Said plainlyWhere an app needs the internet to be useful, the privacy policy says exactly what it sends and why.
In development
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PocketProof In development
Photograph a receipt and find it again months later.
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LifeStash In development
Insurance, pensions and accounts in one place, with renewal reminders.