Nine apps, grouped by the work they do.

The whole day’s ahnik on one screen.

Guided Nitya Puja, aarti with lyrics, daily shloks and Vachanamrut. It keeps track of what you have done and shows today’s tithi.

Aarti, thal and lights, in order.

Puja routines play your own recordings and run the Apple Home scenes you link. Through 2026, the day’s BAPS tithi appears under the clock.

No onion. No garlic. No egg.

Restaurants, dishes and packaged foods, reported by people who eat without onion, garlic or egg. Each answer says how it is known, who reported it and when.

Read Gujarati from the first letter.

Gujarati letters, vowel signs and the Barakhadi come first, then words, numbers and short passages. It is free and works offline, without an account.

See how fast your iPhone is charging.

Charge Status tracks the battery level as it rises. From that it shows charge speed, time to full, estimated watts and an estimated grade for your charger and cable.

One leave time, every minute explained.

Pick your flight, and LeaveTime works backward from the gate to your leave time, labelling where each number came from.

Your files, kept at home.

A cloud you run yourself. Files are encrypted on your devices before they upload, and the server never holds the keys.

A safety window for live video.

Switch, record, replay and stream from one Mac, with a delay window to cut mistakes before they air.

Routing and HyperDeck control that reports back.

Built for broadcast and live production, it routes video matrices, runs HyperDecks as one group and copies their clips to a server, verified before any card is erased.