Software studio · Sydney
Small, private apps that do one thing properly. Everything you put in stays on your phone. No accounts, no tracking, no subscriptions.
The apps
Snap a photo of a recipe card, a cookbook page or a handwritten note, and Hey Bibi reads it for you. Then it converts the units, scales to the servings you actually want, and gives you three timers at the stove.
In beta02Training, membership and class booking for a Sydney coaching business, built as an app and a member site.
On the App Store03Skim the GST into a safe jar as you earn, so the quarterly BAS never catches you short. Made for AU sole traders.
In beta04Who owes who, sorted. Shared expenses, bond shares and a dated condition log, so moving out of the share house ends in evidence, not argument.
In beta05Routines fall apart between steps. Chains gives you one giant button: tap, do the step, tap again. A haptic pulse carries you to the next.
In beta06After five Saturday inspections they all blur together. DoorScore gives every place a score out of 100 so you always know which one is winning.
In betaThe doctrine
No account to make, no server holding your data, nothing to leak. Most of these apps make no network requests at all, and each one publishes exactly what it does.
Where an app has a paid tier, it is a single purchase and it is yours. No subscriptions, no renewals, no reminders to upgrade.
Each app is built around a single job and finished rather than expanded. Small enough to open, use, and put down again.
Anvil also takes on software for clients when off the shelf will not do it. Scoped and priced before anything starts.