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For a parent, a person keeping in touch with someone inside, a worker who needs a pay stub, or anyone tired of being tracked

Families & individuals

The free apps are not free. They pay for themselves with your photos, your contacts, your location, and a subscription wall in front of your own memories.

You want software that does one job well, keeps what it learns on your own device, and does not need an account to be useful.

What changes for you. A private family journal, an on-device pay stub maker, a scam-caller check, a shelter and food finder, a benefits shopping list, and phone-based contact with someone in custody. No ad networks, no trackers, no ransom on your data.

The products on this path

In the order most people adopt them.

KJ
Early access

Kavanah Journal

Health, legal & everyday

A private family journal that seals your photos on your device, under a key only you hold.

Who it is for: A parent keeping a day-by-day record of one child — quotes, firsts, letters, ordinary afternoons — who does not want that record sitting readable on somebody else's servers

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ST
Live

StubSafe

Health, legal & everyday

Create accurate pay stubs on your own device. No account, no upload, no cost.

Who it is for: Small employers who run payroll for a handful of people and need a real statement each period

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AS
Early access

Aya Scam & Privacy Lookup

Health, legal & everyday

Check an unknown caller or a suspicious text, and get an honest answer instead of a guess.

Who it is for: Anyone getting repeated calls from numbers they do not recognize

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HO
Live

HomelessHelper

Public services & civic operations

A free nationwide finder for shelter, food, healthcare and showers. No account, and every listing says where it came from.

Who it is for: Someone who needs shelter, a meal, a shower, or a clinic tonight and has one phone and little battery

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WC
Live

WIC Companion

Public services & civic operations

Check what your WIC benefits actually cover, plan the trip, and spend it before it expires.

Who it is for: A parent or caregiver on WIC who is tired of guessing in the aisle and finding out at the register

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AP
In development

APMSG

Communications & connectivity

A family-held phone line for someone inside, in English or Spanish, paid for and managed from outside.

Who it is for: A mother, partner, sister or friend who is the one putting money on the line so someone inside can call

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OA
In development

Outside Access

Communications & connectivity

Research and drafted documents for someone incarcerated, requested by message and paid for with one-time credits.

Who it is for: A parent, partner, sibling, or friend who pays for the messaging account and does the looking-up on the outside

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DS
Live

ASL Doctor Search

Public services & civic operations

Free bilingual search of the official U.S. provider registry, plus an in-browser DEA number check.

Who it is for: A patient who got a referral and wants to know the practice is real and still at that address

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PP
Live

Pillow Pair

Health, legal & everyday

Estimates the pillow height your neck actually needs, then ranks real, named pillows against it.

Who it is for: Anyone who has bought two or three pillows and still wakes up with a stiff neck

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GA
Early access

ASL Games

Games & entertainment

Six original Android games, led by a prison-life career that has no final turn.

Who it is for: Someone who plays on a commute, a break, or a flight, where the signal drops out exactly when the free twenty minutes start

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Objections

The questions you are already asking.

How are these free?

Most of them are supported by optional tips and by the commercial products on this site. Tips never unlock features. The apps ask once, politely, at the moment they have been useful.

Where does my data go?

For the on-device apps, nowhere. StubSafe never sends payroll data anywhere. Kavanah encrypts photos on your phone and backs them up to a cloud account you own.

Are there ads?

No ad networks, no analytics brokers, no trackers, on any product.

How it starts

Proof first, breadth second.

Map

Name the users, the problem, the outcome, who has authority, and where the boundaries are.

Prove

The smallest useful version, with a visible test of success you define.

Accept

Review the result, the remaining risk, and the exit terms in writing.

Expand

Add only the products or capabilities that improve the outcome.

Find the app you need.

One conversation. No specification needed. No customer data needed for the first call.