The things we've built

For a small studio, we have shipped a wide range of things. Here is the whole family in one place, and the idea that runs through all of it.

Quantis

A live exchange-rate viewer and currency toolkit for Venezuela. Quantis shows the day’s rates from several sources at once — BCV, the parallel/crypto rate, national bank rates, and a computed average — with converters and everyday calculators for change, comparisons, and splitting a bill. It works offline and ships on Android and the web. quantis.vzla.io

Dress Docs

Client-side document redaction. Drop in a PDF or image, cover what should not show, and download a clean file — all inside your browser tab, nothing uploaded. Covered pixels are permanently destroyed rather than hidden behind a removable box, and identifying metadata is stripped on export. On-device OCR helps you find text to cover. dressdocs.vzla.io

World Cup 2026

A free, ad-free live tracker for the FIFA World Cup 2026 — standings, fixtures, results, top scorers, the knockout bracket for the expanded 48-team format, venues, and teams across all 104 matches, available in 14 languages with a page for every match. wc26.vzla.io

Balance

A private, personal harm-reduction logger. You record your own substance use; Balance tracks cooldowns and washout periods and surfaces your patterns over time, so choices are deliberate rather than blind. It is a neutral, non-judgmental tool, delivered as an installable web app. balance.vzla.io

Cripto Alerta

A live, public forensic investigation into a USDT crypto scam that has targeted Venezuelan victims. It traces stolen funds on-chain toward identity-verified endpoints and gives victims a short, confidential form to report their case — no blockchain expertise required.

Dora

Washing-machine rental by the day, delivered to your door in Venezuela: we deliver, you wash, we pick up. It is ordered directly through WhatsApp or Instagram — a hands-on local service rather than a piece of software, and a reminder that not every good tool is an app.

The thread

Look across the list and the pattern is clear: each one takes something genuinely hard — day-to-day currency math, safely redacting a sensitive document, following a scam, keeping a private log — and makes it easy, reliably, without harvesting the person using it. Underneath, they share our engineering: reusable packages, a shared backend, and privacy as the default. Different products, one way of working.