Log a habit in a single tap and watch a whole year fill in. Streaks, a focus timer with pomodoro rounds, statistics that actually tell you something, three complete designs, and an island that grows a little every time you show up.
You already have
the full version.
Inlitx Apps makes free and open source apps that hold their own against anything you would pay for. No account to create, no ads, nothing leaving your device, and no paid tier waiting further in.
5,442
total downloads
353
stars on GitHub
2
apps, all free
No account, ever
No ads, no tracking
Every line readable
Two apps.
Both entirely yours.
Free downloads, no store account, no sign-in. Every build comes straight from the repository that made it, with the source right beside it.
Tap the muscles you want to train on a real body map, log reps and weight set by set, and rest with an alarm that actually gets your attention. Progress comes from your own sets, not from a chart someone sold you.
We got tired of choosing between apps that feel good and apps that respect us.
Every app worth using ends the same way. A paywall halfway through what you were already doing. A subscription for something that was free last year. An account you never asked for. An ad in the middle of your morning.
The free alternatives were out there, and most of them looked like alternatives. Rough edges, tired layouts, good intentions from someone with no time left over for the details. Freedom should not cost you the feeling of using something good.
So Inlitx Apps exists to build the other option. The motion, the typography, the empty states, the thousand small decisions nobody notices until they are missing — put into software that is free, offline, private and open. Permanently, and for everyone.
There is no company behind this. No investors, no growth plan, no quiet intention to sell you something later. One person, a couple of apps, and the time to do them properly.
If it is not good enough to sell, it is not good enough to give away.
Six promises,
in every app we ship.
Not a marketing page. These are the constraints we design inside, and the reason some features never make it in.
Offline by default
If an app can work without the network, it works without it completely. The few that genuinely need it will say so, and use it only for that.
No accounts
Open it and it is already yours. No email, no password, no profile to abandon later.
No ads, no tracking
No analytics, no telemetry, no third-party SDKs. Nothing about you leaves the device.
Open source
Every line is readable, auditable and forkable. Trust you can verify, not trust you are asked for.
Free, forever
No trial, no tiers, no pro. The complete app from the first launch, for everyone.
Built to be left
Your data exports in a format you own. Leaving is as easy as arriving, and that is on purpose.
Nothing to buy, ever.
No paid tier, no subscription, nothing held back. The three below cost you nothing at all, and help more than you would think.
Star what you use
Every app lives in the organisation. Pick the one you actually use, since a star is how most people end up finding it.
Translate an app
Every language in these apps was written by someone who uses them. Open the repository you care about and add yours.
Report what is broken
A clear bug report is worth more than most feature requests. Open an issue on the repository it belongs to.
These apps will never ask you for anything.
Not an account, not your attention, not a payment, now or later. Everything they do is yours from the moment you install them. So if one of them has quietly become part of how your days work, whatever comes back is entirely your choice, and a coffee is simply a nicer way of saying thank you.
Straight to a wallet, if you prefer · tap to copy