gen2apps is a one-person studio shipping focused tools for iOS, Android, and the web. No bloat. No dark patterns. Just careful software that earns a spot on your home screen.
A habit tracker that respects your attention. Beautiful heatmaps, shareable cards, and a streak system that doesn't guilt-trip you.
KeepUp turns daily intent into a visible streak. Track water, exercise, reading — or whatever you're working on. Available now on the App Store.
Some are weekend experiments. Some are years in. All shipping under the same roof — quietly, when they're ready.
Categorize, budget, and see where your money actually goes — without the bank-login dance.
Pick a window, start the clock, let your rhythm do the work.
Pick, convert, name, and copy — in every format that matters.
Thousands of TLDs in milliseconds. Built for the brainstorm, not the registrar page.
Smart suggestions, shared in real-time, organized by aisle.
Visualize MRR cohorts, churn, and expansion in one calm chart.
30-second checks from 12 regions, with the noise filtered out.
Five rules that shape every app we ship. No exceptions.
One job, done with care. If a feature doesn't earn its place in the first three minutes of use, it doesn't ship.
Local-first by default. Sync is optional, end-to-end, and you can walk away with your data whenever you want.
We ship when the corners are rounded, the animations breathe, and the empty states are kind. Not before.
Pay once, or subscribe if it makes sense. Cancel in two taps. Free tier always works. No guilt notifications.
Boring tech, clear architecture, and a budget that doesn't depend on growth-at-all-costs. The apps you used in 2025 should still feel at home in 2035.
gen2apps is a one-person indie studio — a quiet bet that careful, focused apps still have a place in a world of bloated everything-platforms.
The maker has spent 15+ years shipping software — from internal tools at small teams to consumer apps used by hundreds of thousands. After a long stretch of building other people's roadmaps, gen2apps is the part where I build my own.
The plan is unglamorous: ship a small app every few months. Listen to the people who use them. Improve the things that matter. Refuse the things that don't. Repeat for ten years and see what's there.
KeepUp is app one. There are 7 more queued behind it.
