Privacy has become a marketing word, usually meaning a long policy and a wall of toggles. I prefer a simpler version: if the data never leaves your device, there is nothing to leak, mine, or sell.
No account, no server, no catch
Flowstate apps are offline-first. The content you create lives on your device, syncing through your own iCloud where it makes sense, never to a server of mine, because there is not one. There is nothing to sign up for and no profile to build.
It is a deliberate constraint that shapes every app in the catalog, and it is the part I am least willing to compromise on.
Your tips, trips, goals, and receipts are yours. Keeping them that way is the whole idea.
The idea behind Flowstate Industries
Flowstate Industries is a one-person studio making small, offline-first iOS apps. Here is why it exists, and what that means for the people who use them.
Knowing what you really earn on tips
If you live on tips, your real hourly wage is surprisingly hard to see. Here is why a simple tip tracker for servers and bartenders changes that.
Checking your PostHog analytics from your phone
PostHog is excellent in a browser and clumsy on a phone. Here is the case for a native PostHog mobile client you can glance at anywhere.