Blocks
Named blocks, nested repeats, voice cues. No ads, no data sharing — ever.
Free · Pro Forever $4.99 (one-time)
A small independent app studio from Queens, New York, making simple, useful Android apps.
No ads, ever. No accounts. No analytics. No trackers. Every app works on your phone, and your data stays on your phone.
Named blocks, nested repeats, voice cues. No ads, no data sharing — ever.
Free · Pro Forever $4.99 (one-time)
The true, secure way to scan. No ads, no tracking, no internet.
Free · Pro $0.99/month or $9.99/year
Classes & shifts, A/B weeks handled — live countdown, leave-by times, no ads.
Free · Pro Forever $5.99 (one-time)
Two-tap mood & energy journal. Plain-word patterns. No ads, no account.
Free · Pro $0.99/month or $9.99/year
Habits that survive a bad day: backfill any day, grace days pause streaks.
Free · Pro $0.99/month or $9.99/year
Count your sober days. Free backup forever. No ads, no account, no subscription.
Free · Pro Forever $4.99 (one-time)
A cycle tracker that can't spy on you — no account, no internet, no ads. Ever.
Free · Pro $0.99/month or $9.99/year
Seamless sleep sounds that never stop mid-night. No ads, no tracking.
Free · Pro $0.99/month or $9.99/year
Water tracker with free backfill for forgotten days. No ads, no account.
Free · Pro $1.49 (one-time)
One-tap fasting timer and log. Repair any past fast. No ads, no account.
Free · Pro $1.99/month or $19.99/year
Step counting that survives reboots. Estimates labeled. No ads, no account.
Free · Pro $0.99/month or $9.99/year
B3N Digital is an independent, one-studio shop based in Queens, New York. We build small Android apps that each do one job well — a timer, a journal, a counter, a tracker — without the things that make modern apps exhausting: no advertising, no sign-ups, no feeds, no data collection.
Most of our apps don't even request internet permission, so your information can't leave your phone through them. Paid upgrades are plainly priced and stated up front — a small subscription or a single one-time payment, depending on the app — and free features are never held hostage by ads, because there are none.
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