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Apps for Mac and iPhone

Small, focused apps that do one thing well.

Inosace makes calm, simple apps for Mac and iPhone. Each one solves a single, well-defined task, without accounts, ads or tracking.

InosaceSleep

Calm sounds for winding down.

A quiet companion for the end of the day. Choose one calm sound, set a timer and put your phone down. The sound loops without gaps, fades out gently and stops on its own.

Coming soon to the App Store

Calm, natural sounds

Rain, ocean waves, lake water and wind, plus ambient drones and a singing bowl.

A timer that lets go

15 to 60 minutes, or unlimited. The sound fades out and stops on its own.

Made for the dark

A low-glare design. Double-tap anywhere to restart, no small buttons to find.

Nothing collected

Works offline. No sign-up, no ads, no tracking.

The story

The night sky in the app is real: I photographed those stars in my own garden on my iPhone, about a year ago. Many of the sounds I recorded myself, a year or two before the app existed, thinking they would come in handy if I ever sat down to build a really good app for falling asleep. Inosace Sleep is that app.

István Pató, maker of Inosace Sleep

Wind down with calm, steady sound
InosaceJot

Jot it down now, hand it off later.

Something comes up while you work? Write it down in a second and carry on with what you were doing. Inosace Jot keeps task switching to a minimum, on your Mac and iPhone.

Coming soon to the App Store

Capture in a second

On the Mac, call up the Jot panel from any app with a shortcut, type and press Return. Focus goes back to where you were.

Mac and iPhone

Type, paste, dictate or share a task on your iPhone. Tasks sync through your own iCloud account.

A short, focused list

Newest on top. Copy a task, or copy and check it off in one step. Checked-off tasks disappear after 10 minutes.

Nothing collected

No sign-up, no ads, no tracking, no external servers.

The story

I'm a programmer, and while I work my attention keeps getting pulled away: a side issue in the code, or a call from my family. I noticed that whenever I switched tasks, I not only got slower, I also got more tired, while getting less done. The Pomodoro technique helped, but didn't solve it. So I started using to-do apps, but they are slow and not built for quick notes. That's how Inosace Jot was born: a note as fast as possible, then straight back to work.

István Pató, maker of Inosace Jot

On Mac and iPhone, synced with iCloud