What is inside our apps: a dependency audit
We say our apps have no tracking, no ads and no crash reporting. Here are the real dependency lists of three shipped apps, so you can check that claim.
F-Droid and what it means to own your data
Owning your data is not a setting you switch on. It starts with where the app came from, what it stores, and whether it needs an account at all.
One payment instead of a subscription: the honest tradeoff
Habit Observer sells one PRO unlock instead of a monthly plan. Here is what that choice costs us, what it gives the user, and when it is wrong.
Your Android app should work without Google Play Services
Many Android apps quietly assume Google Play Services is installed. Here is what breaks when it is missing, and how to degrade instead of crash.
We Let an AI Agent Do QA on Real Hardware
An AI agent tests our apps on a physical phone instead of an emulator. What it catches, what it costs, and where the approach stops being worth it.
Triple Space Is Out on Google Play, With Nothing Attached
Our space merge puzzle is live on Android. Merge three alike to build moons, planets and black holes. No ads, no tracking, no account, works offline.
OxiType: the Typing Game That Makes You Faster by Accident
OxiType is a cyberpunk arcade typing game. Shoot down word-carrying alien ships, survive 80 levels, and get faster without ever opening a typing course.
Why OxiSoft Apps Don't Track You
Privacy-first app development isn't a feature you add. It's an architecture choice that rules out entire categories of revenue, SDKs, and convenience.