Essentials
Only what belongs to the task—not everything that is technically possible.
Thinking simple.
One app. One job.
Small tools for iPhone and iPad: quick to set up, no frills — and, where appropriate, using what Apple already provides.
How we think about apps
Less is more—when the app fits your task exactly.
Clear
Few paths, plain wording—quick to grasp, even without a manual.
Calm
Fewer menus and extras—more room for what you opened the app for.
Focus: Training
Easy Gym Workout Tracker
Structure plans and workouts, log and review progress.
No social feed, shop, or nutrition tracking in the same app.
Explore training →
Focus: Subscriptions
Easy Abos
Bring data over in a few steps, add subscriptions with AI—plus reminders and statistics.
Little effort to start: app import, AI from documents and emails, then spending and deadlines under control.
Explore subscriptions →
Focus: Podcasts
zzz Podcasts
Fall asleep and listen on the go—sleep timer, night analysis, and CarPlay.
Bring podcasts from other apps—chapters and transcripts on device.
Go to zzz Podcasts →
Focus: Library
My Records
Album art, favorite playlist at the top, and playlists from your library—sorted and ready to play.
Works with Apple Music via songs stored locally on your device. No podcasts or all-in-one extras.
Explore the library →
Focus: Streams
Easy Radio
Audio streams with clear lists, favorites, and a calm player—with favorites import/export, e.g. from Easy Radio Stations, media library playback, and improved CarPlay widgets.
No podcasts, video, or social extras in the same app.
See streams & player →
Focus: Favorites
Easy Radio Stations
Find stream URLs, save locally, sort and export — e.g. for Easy Radio, no cloud account.
No player, no podcasts — just your station list.
See favorites & stations →
Focus: Minutes
My Minutes
Meeting minutes with structure—especially comfortable on iPad, also on iPhone.
No project-management suite clutter in the same app.
Meeting minutes overview →Our apps are built for Apple devices—sometimes iPhone-first, sometimes making the most of iPad and the large display.
Less clutter, more clarity—features where you need them.
Where it makes sense, apps use system services and Apple services—no mandatory aurarum web account.
Separate apps instead of one all-in-one—each solves exactly one task, without clutter from other areas.