About Culi & our iPhone apps

Culi ships DailyPulse (habit tracker), Loopd (family tasks & shared lists), DayBox (timeboxing planner), MeetStack (business cards & networking), Tiny Word Sprint (offline word game), BillWise (bill & payment tracker), Blend In! (social deduction party game), MiseMate (recipe & meal prep), SplitSnap (AI bill splitter & receipt scanner), Reset (nightly 5-minute wind-down), Crashout Calendar (kind bill tracker with no bank login), MoodLight (30-second mood tracker with a gradient mood map), FairShare (Fair Play-style household mental load with HTTPS partner invites and Brain Dump interception), OrbTap (one-tap neon arcade reflex game with GameCenter leaderboards), Phlash (mindful camera-roll photo cleaner with on-device OCR, duplicates, and large-video modes), Rolla (shared disposable film camera for events with blind shooting and group reveals), Echo (voice notes, transcription, AI summaries, and action capture), Casefile Daily (daily narrated noir logic mystery with one correct answer per case), CardSnap (Pokémon card scanner and collection value tracker), Kindred (family caregiving organizer with medication reminders, appointments, a private document vault, and doctor-visit summaries shared with your family), Locked In (ambient study-with-me focus companion with vibes, voice check-ins, streaks, Live Activity, and a lock-screen widget), Little Lapse (private pregnancy bump time-lapse and photo journal that keeps every weekly photo aligned, 100% on-device), Hoofprint (horse care diary with one-tap daily logging, farrier and vet reminders, seven health record types, and full Arabic RTL support), and TrueMeter (an honest sound level, light, and level & vibration meter that publishes its real accuracy limits, records timestamped sessions, and exports landlord-ready PDF noise reports for a single one-time purchase with no subscription), Soon (a countdown app for the things you are looking forward to, with free Home Screen, Lock Screen, and StandBy widgets, celebration moments at halfway, one week, and single digits, count-up mode, and full Arabic, right-to-left, and Hijri calendar support that rolls Ramadan and Eid forward automatically each year), and Starling (a visual routine chart for children aged 3–9 — picture-first morning and bedtime routines a pre-reader can run alone, a Home Screen and Lock Screen widget, stars that buy rewards you price yourself, a companion bird that grows over weeks, no failure states, and no account, ads or analytics on children), and Benchmark (a strength standards calculator that places your bench press, squat and deadlift against 1.8 million judged lifts from sanctioned powerlifting meets, with honest tier standards, percentile drift over time, widgets, on-device share cards, no account, and a percentile engine that works offline), and Don’t Peek (a pass-and-play code-cracking duel for two people on one phone — each player sets a secret 4-digit code, guesses alternate with exact-spot-only feedback and no wrong-place hint, a full-screen hold-to-open cover keeps codes private on the handoff, plus a fair CPU opponent, one shared Daily code per UTC day with spoiler-free share grids, Online 1v1 over Game Center, an opt-in ten-second Blitz timer, and a single one-time unlock with no account, ads or tracking), and Alternate (a custody calendar for co-parents — set a week on / week off, 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, 3-4-4-3, every-other-weekend or custom 14-day pattern once and get the whole year, with holidays and exceptions layered on top, swap requests that expire if unanswered, days-per-parent counts, Siri answers, Apple Calendar and .ics export, an assistant seat, a co-parent who joins free from a QR code with no account, and no ads, analytics or tracking), and Bona Fide (a relationship evidence packet builder for immigration filings — import your own photos and a WhatsApp chat export and it reads each photo’s date and place, places everything on a timeline in order, queues undated photos for you to fill in rather than guessing, turns selected chat date ranges into labelled excerpts, and renders a PDF with a cover page, an index of exhibits and everything numbered, dated and captioned in chronological order, formatted for USCIS marriage-based, UK Appendix FM or Canada IRCC filings in English or French; everything is read on the device with no account, no upload and no server, building and previewing the full document is free, and a single $24.99 purchase unlocks export — it organizes and formats documents and does not give legal advice or predict outcomes). Each has its own product and privacy pages on this site.

Yes. Every app has a dedicated privacy policy linked from its product page and from the App Store listing where applicable.

Open the Resources section for articles on habits, networking workflows, and word games on iPhone—written to complement the apps, not replace their in-product help.