Software we make

A storage analyser for the Mac, an app checker for Android, and a desktop tool that traces where a picture has been. None of them is out yet.

The line-up

  1. Status: In developmentmacOS · Apple siliconWorking name

    Plumb

    Know what deleting really gives back.

    Built for developers first. It sizes up caches, toolchains, app data and the build folders in your projects.

  2. Status: Early accessAndroid 7.0 and laterWorking name

    Aegis

    See what your apps can reach.

    Checks your Android apps on the phone itself: which hold sensitive or special access, and whether any match published stalkerware indicators.

  3. Status: Coming soonmacOS · Windows

    imgosint

    Where a picture has been, and how sure you are.

    One picture goes to several public reverse image search engines, and every candidate it can fetch is measured on your own machine.

Where each one stands

Plumb

Platform
macOS · Apple silicon
Status
Status: In development
Price
One-time purchase, no subscriptionPersonal $39Lifetime $69Family $99
Stack
Swift · SwiftUI · APFS
Today
No download yet.

Aegis

Platform
Android 7.0 and later
Status
Status: Early access
Price
Free core app, optional subscriptionEssential FreePlus To be announced
Stack
Android · Capacitor · Java
Today
Early access only.

imgosint

Platform
macOS · Windows
Status
Status: Coming soon
Price
No public pricing yet. Talk to us.
Stack
Desktop app · Local console
Today
No download or price yet.

Where they run

  • macOSPre-releasePlumb and imgosint.
  • WindowsComing soonimgosint.
  • AndroidEarly accessAegis, Android 7.0 and later.

How we build our own software

Client work gets the same rules.

What we build for clients
  • Say what it won’t do

    Plumb refuses anything it can’t classify. imgosint never logs in anywhere.

  • Nothing silent

    Plumb dry-runs before anything moves. Aegis removes apps only through Android. imgosint names every blocked engine.

  • Claims you can check

    imgosint keeps what it compared, named by SHA-256. Plumb shows a minimum, never a zero, when it can’t read a folder.

  • No tracking built in

    Plumb’s current source has no networking code. Aegis has no ad SDKs or scan analytics. imgosint has no account or telemetry.

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