dayCday
A quiet decision check-in for the question you keep almost making.
Answer the same small question on your schedule, and see how your thinking changes over time.
iOS
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Enough with everything-apps.
Separate apps for separate things. Pick one on the map.
Each point is an app
Hover a point to read about it
mittafin
Financial calculators for decisions that need to hold up.
Explore valuation, returns and financing, with the assumptions and methods behind each result in view.
iOS
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Viah Mode
One shared wedding plan, from the Roka to the Reception.
Keep your Punjabi wedding events, tasks and vendor payments in one shared plan. In development for iOS.
iOS
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About
How simple apps got complicated.
Somewhere along the way, simple apps decided they had to do everything. We think that’s how good tools get worse. So when a new idea comes along, it gets its own app, built around that one idea and left alone to be good at it.
The name
It began with a childhood fascination with quantum physics and its strangest idea: entanglement.
Entangled particles can produce correlations across enormous distances—what Einstein called “spooky action at a distance.” Those correlations can’t be used to send messages faster than light, but they challenge the intuition that distant things are fully independent.
Mostly, I kept the name because it feels right: things are never entirely separate. A question, a person, a small tool, a butterfly’s wing—each sits inside a longer chain of effects.