Independent iPhone tools for the moments before autopilot. Built around privacy, clear signals, and the kind of quiet friction that helps you notice what is actually happening.
Each app starts from the same studio thesis: sensitive data belongs on the device, product language should not shame the user, and the first screen should answer one real question fast.
Know what's on board.
A private timing tracker for caffeine and other logged intakes. See what is active now, what may carry into bedtime, and which patterns show up over time.
Put every urge in a queue.
A cooldown app for purchases, scrolling, eating, drinking, and other impulses. Capture the urge while it is hot, then decide later with a clearer head.
Awareness, not abstinence.
A mindful-use app for regular cannabis users who want to notice patterns without recovery framing, streak shame, or a quit-date contract.
Turn stuck into your next step.
A stuck-moment capture tool that turns one sentence into a short, practical next move, with local history and AI fallbacks.
Doodle Studio apps sit close to sensitive behavior. The bar is not “more engagement.” The bar is whether the app gives the user a clearer read on the moment.
No accounts unless a product truly needs one. Local storage is a product advantage, not a placeholder.
“Still active at bedtime” is useful. “You failed” is not. The apps are mirrors, not scolds.
SwiftUI, SwiftData, haptics, widgets, notifications, and visual systems built for the phone in your hand.
Log the intake. Queue the impulse. Capture the stuck moment. Notice the cannabis pattern. One core action first.