Small, well-made apps that respect the people using them.

We design and build software with care: quiet, useful tools that do one thing well and then get out of the way.

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How we work

Four things we hold every app to.

The same four ideas run through everything made under the FFour name. In software they look like this.

01 — Form
It should look right.

Clear type, steady rhythm and nothing on the screen that does not earn its place.
02 — Function
It should do the job.

Each app has a narrow purpose and does it reliably, without features bolted on to fill a roadmap.
03 — Flow
It should get out of the way.

Fast to open, obvious to use, and finished with in a moment. Good tools are ones you barely notice.
04 — Feeling
It should respect you.

No dark patterns, no nagging, and no harvesting of data. Your device is yours and so is what you do on it.

Apps

iPhone · Android · Coming soon

Ritual Study

Learn your part in Lodge, line by line: role-aware highlighting, four study modes, an animated Lodge floor and progress kept on your device.

Learn more and join the waitlist
iPhone · Android · Desktop

Property Hub

One place to run a property portfolio: finances, inspections, jobs and notes, each kept to its own area and reachable from a single dashboard.
iPhone · Android · Desktop

Headroom

A calm place to keep your to-dos. Categories, subtasks, due dates and repeating jobs, grouped so the work that matters today is the first thing you see.
iPhone · Android · Desktop

Pocket Money

Helps children learn what money is worth. They tap to earn, watch a balance grow, and fill in a picture of the thing they are saving towards.
iPhone · Android · Desktop

Winchester Signal

Built for Winchester Council: street-level coverage data set against the public buildings that could host a mast, so the city's mobile not-spots are easy to see and act on.

Visit winchestersignal.co.uk