AN INDEPENDENT APP STUDIO

Little apps.
A lighter day.

Thoughtful tools for the things you do every day. Made with curiosity, built with care, and gathered here for you to explore.

FOR YOUR MAC, YOUR PHONE & THE WEBSCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓

THE COLLECTION 08

Small things.
Real possibilities.

A place for useful ideas to find their people.
Explore the apps, try something new,
and make a little room for better.

8 of 8 projects

A SMALL, GROWING COLLECTION

THE HEART OF IT

Made by a person.
For people.

Zore is my growing collection of apps, experiments, and small ideas made real. Some solve a daily annoyance. Others start with a simple “what if?”

I’m Umar. I build tools I want to use, then give them a home here. My hope is that you’ll find something that makes your day a little easier, or sparks an idea of your own.

Meet me on GitHub ↗
01

Useful comes first.

Small tools with a clear purpose. Something you can put to work in your own day.

02

Nothing left to guess.

Platforms, release status, source availability, and setup details, right where you need them.

03

Room to make it better.

Follow the work as it grows. When source is public, explore the code and share what you find.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

A little more
before you go.

The practical things, plainly answered.

Is everything here open source?

Not yet. Zore brings together apps with public source, private projects, and working demos. X Video Saver and GChat are being prepared for publication. Each app page states what you can access today; a public repository alone does not grant an open-source license.

Where can I get the Twitter app?

X Video Saver is an Android app. Its signed APK has been prepared, but the public release is not available yet. There is no iOS build, TestFlight link, or App Store release.

What do I need to run these apps?

Check the platform and setup details on each app page. Tyland runs on macOS 13 or later. X Video Saver targets Android 10 and later. The web demos run in a modern browser. GChat requires a Mac and an authenticated Codex or Claude CLI.

Are the web demos free to try?

SiteEstimate and Painter Estimate can be tried with sample rates in your browser. Those prices are examples, not quotes. MONUMENT previews a commercial template kit. Handoff Proof explains a CLI product; it is not a hosted testing service. RxSaaf requires a provisioned doctor account.

Why might macOS block an app?

Some builds are not notarized by Apple. Read the app’s installation instructions and review the source before allowing a blocked app in System Settings → Privacy & Security.

Can I follow along or contribute?

Absolutely. Follow Umar on GitHub to see the work as it grows. For a project with public source, start with its README and license, then open a reproducible issue or propose a change.

STAY CURIOUS

Your next favorite tool
might be a little one.

Explore the collection

Made with care. Shared with you.