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Apps for work that belongs on a phone.

Two submitted iPhone builds are waiting for Apple review. They are not approved. We are also building the local foundations for what comes next, while every store link stays hidden until its public listing is verified.

A submitted app is not an approved app. We only show a store link after its public listing has been opened and verified.

What we are building

Four native paths, each at its evidenced state. None has a verified public store listing yet.

  • Design sketchThe distance, the club, and nothing else in the way.

    MyCaddie

    Awaiting Apple review

    A caddie in your pocket: what club, how far, while you are standing over the ball.

    It needs your location on a course, and it needs to answer in the few seconds you have before your group moves on.

    1. Foundation — reached
    2. Preparing — reached
    3. Apple review — reached
    4. In stores — not yet

    A submitted iPhone build is waiting for Apple review. That is a review state, not approval. An Android build receipt also exists, but no public Google Play listing is verified.

    Public-store path; links stay hidden until a listing is verified

  • Design sketchYour roster, and the honest read on a trade.

    DraftADynasty

    Awaiting Apple review

    Dynasty fantasy football tools for people who manage a roster for years, not weeks.

    Trades and roster calls happen away from a desk. The answer has to be in your hand when the offer comes in.

    1. Foundation — reached
    2. Preparing — reached
    3. Apple review — reached
    4. In stores — not yet

    A submitted iPhone build is waiting for Apple review. That is a review state, not approval. An Android build receipt also exists, but no public Google Play listing is verified.

    Public-store path; links stay hidden until a listing is verified

  • Design sketchThe day's challenge step and your own local progress.

    FirstOneFitness

    Local foundation

    A 30-day home fitness challenge and daily companion built around repeatable progress.

    The daily step and progress check belong where you train, without making you return to a desk or manage a browser tab.

    1. Foundation — reached
    2. Preparing — not yet
    3. Apple review — not yet
    4. In stores — not yet

    A local native foundation exists. No signed build, TestFlight invitation, store submission, approval, or public store listing is proven.

    Public-store path; links stay hidden until a listing is verified

  • Design sketchA recipe, then the short list of what you still need.

    Little Plates

    Next candidate

    A toddler cookbook and grocery list that keeps working when the signal drops.

    You use it standing at a counter with one hand free. It has to open fast and work in a kitchen with no bars.

    1. Foundation — reached
    2. Preparing — reached
    3. Apple review — not yet
    4. In stores — not yet

    This is our next native release candidate after the current review loops. It is configured for native work but still needs privacy coverage, store art, child-feeding claim support, clean custody, and submission proof.

    Public-store path; links stay hidden until a listing is verified

What this page will never do

  • Show an App Store or Google Play link before the public listing is verified.
  • Show a price. Nothing here is for sale yet, so there is no number to show.
  • Show a launch date. We would rather tell you nothing than tell you a date we might miss.
  • Pass a design off as a screenshot. Every image below is a design drawing, and it is labelled as one.

How we decide an app is worth building

Most ideas do not need an app. If a website does the job, we build a website — it is faster to change and easier for you to reach. An app has to earn the space on your home screen with something a browser cannot do: your camera, your location, a notification that actually matters, or working with no connection at all. Everything on this page cleared that bar before a line of it was written.

How we build them

Each app has to clear its own build, privacy, support, deletion, store-listing, and review gates. A submission receipt proves transport into review; it does not prove approval, customers, or revenue.

The same method, on everything else we build →

Privacy, support, and deletion

These are the current web paths for every app shown here. Support and deletion requests are email-only; Nymrel publishes no phone number.

Each app must also carry these paths inside the shipping build before it is released. This page does not claim that release gate has cleared.

Want to know when one is actually public?

Tell us which one and we will let you know when it is genuinely available — no list, no drip, no sales sequence. If you are building something that belongs on a phone, this is also the place to start that conversation.