Apps by Charlie
Apps over-engineered to blend in, designed to be simple, private, and useful.
Apps over-engineered to blend in, designed to be simple, private, and useful.
Your next shuttle, campus alerts and the rest of your day, all on one screen.
Save the places you keep meaning to try. Then let Savory decide where you’re eating tonight.
Save anything from any store. Wishlist watches the price and tells you the moment it drops.
Someone sends you a list of places. Savory reads the names straight off the image and files them properly.
Every price it has ever checked, drawn out, so a sale that isn’t one is obvious at a glance.
Check what’s open at Carney’s, Lower Live and Stuart before you head out.
Dining menus, shuttle arrivals, assignments and campus alerts, organized around the day you’re actually having.
iPhone
See which dining halls are open and when they close before you walk over.
Every morning
Live positions and arrival estimates, on the route you actually take.
TransLoc
Assignments and deadlines sitting beside the rest of the day, not in a separate app.
Your iCloud
Campus notices show up on Home, where you can see them at a glance.
Per category
Keep every restaurant worth remembering. Add one straight from a screenshot, then let Savory decide where you’re eating tonight.
In development
Someone sends you a list of places. Savory reads the names straight off the image and files them properly.
In development
Open until 11, counter seats at 7:45, saved in March and never visited. Savory just picks.
In development
A saved list is no use at eleven at night. Savory knows the hours, so the only places it offers are the ones you can actually walk into.
In development
One line to yourself when you add a place: the dish, who mentioned it, what it was near. The thing you always forget by the time you go back.
In development
Deciding together is the hard part. Share a list, let everyone add to it, and let Savory pick from what you all already agreed on.
In development
Save anything from any store with the share sheet. Wishlist watches the price and tells you the moment it drops.
In development
Every check it has ever made, drawn out, so a sale that isn’t one is obvious at a glance.
In development
No list of supported shops. If the page has a price on it, Wishlist can watch it.
In development
One notification, when the price actually moves. Not a daily digest, not a nudge to come back. The number changed, so here it is.
In development
No account, no email, no list of what you want sitting on somebody’s server. It is your device that watches, and only for you.
In development
A sale is only a sale against what a thing usually costs. Wishlist keeps the whole history, so a red tag has something to be measured against.
In development
No accounts, no analytics, no servers of mine. Every app here syncs through your own iCloud and keeps its data where you can delete it.
Read a privacy policyInterface, data and everything underneath, the same way these were made.
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