Services
What we build
01
Privacy & VPN
Traffic routing explained clearly, kill-switch behaviour indicated in the interface, no background analytics that contradict the tool's stated function. User-controlled protection with a transparent implementation — not implied security through obscurity.
02
Storage Cleaner
Deep scan across app containers, download folders, system caches, and orphaned install data. Results are grouped by category and totalled before the removal option is presented. No silent deletions, no background auto-clean, no surprises.
03
File Converter
On-device conversion for documents, images, audio, and data formats. Batch queuing supported. No file leaves the device: no upload, no API call in the conversion path, no dependency on network availability or remote server state.
04
Document Scanner
Camera-based scanning with automatic edge detection, perspective correction, and PDF output. Optional on-device OCR for receipts, forms, and identity documents. The core scan function is free. Performs in standard lighting without supplementary hardware.
05
Battery & Performance
Continuous monitoring of battery health, thermal state, memory pressure, and CPU load. Plain-language output. Trend history for comparison over time. Designed to measure without contributing — the tool's own footprint is minimal by requirement, not by coincidence.
06
Safety Utility
Permission audit across installed apps — camera, microphone, location, contacts, health — in one clear view. Flags access changes since the last scan and links directly to the relevant system settings. Actionable output, not an abstract risk dashboard.
Common questions
What platforms do you build for?
iOS and Android, using native SDKs for each. We avoid cross-platform runtimes where they limit access to platform APIs — which, for tools that work with file systems, encryption, and system permissions, covers most cases.
Do you take contract work alongside your own products?
Selectively. When the scope is clear, the function is well-defined, and the approach is compatible with how we work, we take engagements. The best way to assess fit is to send the brief directly.
How do you approach privacy in the tools you build?
On-device processing by default. Permissions requested at the point of use, with a plain explanation. No analytics instrumentation that contradicts the tool's stated function. If a data practice couldn't be stated plainly in user-facing copy, it doesn't appear in the product.
What does post-launch maintenance look like?
OS compatibility updates, SDK changes, app store policy compliance, and bug resolution are handled as part of the engagement. Most projects include a structured post-launch window, with longer-term arrangements available where the codebase warrants it.
How long does a project typically take?
It depends on the scope — which is exactly why defining scope precisely is the first step. A well-isolated, single-function utility can move from brief to submission in a matter of weeks. Broader work takes longer, with an honest timeline from the outset.
Get in touch
If the brief is clear, we can give you a clear answer.
simonebrown@clark-associates.pro