Apps for iOS

• 233 exercises with a video, described in Italian, English and Spanish.
• The gym turnstile code is generated on the phone, so the badge works with no signal.
• You can send a whole workout to someone as a link or a QR code. It needs no server and no account.

Where it runs. A web app for iPhone, added to the home screen.

• Each unit starts with a task you do alone, and every answer is corrected at once. The first course is English, for people who speak Spanish.
• You listen to each phrase, also slower, and you record yourself. The recording never leaves your phone.
• The person teaching opens the class and sees, with your permission, what you did and what you missed.

Where it runs. A web app in the browser. The iPhone app is not in the App Store yet.

• It reads the statements of any bank whose columns it recognises, in CSV or xlsx, and remembers each bank's layout. It also reads the Apple Pay payments that a Shortcuts automation writes to a file. Importing the same file twice adds nothing.
• An optional sync service, on the user's own Cloudflare account, reads the bank accounts four times a day and receives the Apple Pay payments. The app downloads what is new when it opens.
• Savings goals work as envelopes, and the home shows what is still free once the fixed expenses and the forecasts are covered. Nothing reaches the author: no account, no tracking.

Where it runs. A web app. On the iPhone it goes on the home screen, on the Mac into the Dock from Safari.

• It runs in the browser, with no account. No photo leaves the device.
• A Mac version produces a try-on image in about ninety seconds.
• Colour analysis of the skin in CIELAB suggests a season and a palette.

Where it runs. A browser app, also installable on the iPhone home screen. The Mac version needs Apple Silicon.