Independent software studio
We build software worth keeping around.
We are two brothers building the tools we wanted to exist — a place to ask and answer questions, a desktop API client, free utilities that run entirely in your browser, and Android apps for splitting bills and organizing medical records.
Products
What we are shipping
Everything below is real, working software — not a mockup and not a waitlist. The chip on each card says how far along it is.
Quizuncle
Questions, discussions or text — share anything
A place to post questions, notes and errors, and get answers. Threaded discussions, hashtags, live search, and Java tutorials with interview Q&A alongside them.
Beacon
A keyboard-first desktop API client
A fast alternative to Postman and Insomnia. Compose requests, script tests, mock APIs and inspect every response — headers, body and timing — all stored locally.
ToolHub
Free online calculators and generators
A collection of small, fast calculators and generators that run entirely in your browser. No sign-up, no upload, nothing leaves the page.
DevKit
Free text and developer tools
Everyday developer utilities — formatting, encoding, converting and inspecting text — that run in the browser with nothing to install.
Splitmate
Split bills with friends, track your own spending
Pay for the table and only your share lands in your own spending — the rest sits in the group as money owed to you. No account, no ads, and it works offline.
MedFolio
Your family's medical records, organized and private
Snap a prescription or a report and on-device OCR files it on a searchable timeline, per family member. Documents stay on your phone — the only things that ever leave are an AI scan or a backup you start.
Your data stays yours
The tools run locally where they can. Nothing is uploaded that does not need to be, and none of them require an account to be useful.
Fast, and small
Pages that load immediately and apps that respond instantly. Speed is a feature, and it is the one most easily lost.
Built to last
Quizuncle started in 2011 and is being rebuilt from the ground up rather than abandoned. That is the general approach here.