Two Android apps, made by one person. You see the price before you download, and the same person answers support.
The apps
Two apps.That's all for now.
Each app has its label: price, ads, data. If a line changes, the label changes first.
We make few apps, and each one keeps three promises: the price shown before you download, no file deleted without your OK, and a real answer when you write.
What we do. What we don't.
Every app is designed, built and looked after by the same person. That keeps the list short, on purpose.
- Android first
- Apps ship on Android. iOS will come when an app earns it, not before.
- Your files stay with you
- Phone Cleaner scans your storage on the phone. No file is sent to a server.
- No pay-to-continue
- No virtual coins, no game that stops until you pay.
- The price on the page
- Free, subscription or one-time purchase: it's written on the app's page before you download.
One person, one desk.
No agency, no subcontractors. The code, the screens and the support replies all come from the same desk, the one in the photo.
It's slower than a team of twenty. In return, when you report a bug, you're talking to someone who knows exactly where it lives in the code.
What people ask us.
Why a rubber duck?
When a developer is stuck on a bug, they sometimes explain it out loud to a rubber duck, and the answer turns up halfway through. This one was on the desk. It stayed.
Are there hidden subscriptions?
No. When an app is paid, the monthly price and the one-time price sit side by side on its page. You can cancel the subscription from the Play Store whenever you like.
Who replies when I write to support?
The person who wrote the app. No bots, no ticket bounced between departments. Reply within 48 hours.
Does my data go anywhere?
Files scanned by Phone Cleaner stay on your phone. The free version shows ads, and the ad network has its own rules: it's all in the Privacy page. Nothing is sold.
When is the next app coming?
When it's finished and tested on real phones. The card game is next. Releases are announced on the blog.