euca started in 2025. We make software for people who'd rather open something and find it already sorted out than spend an evening setting it up. A few apps later, the way we work hasn't changed much: figure out what a product is really for, leave out the rest, and hold that shape as it grows.

We're not trying to grow the catalog. A few things we can look after properly feels better than a long list we can't.

Small, native apps for Apple platforms. The choices are already made, so there is very little to set up. New work goes deeper into what an app is already for rather than wider, and nothing here is built to compete for your attention.

• Options where a decision would do
• Features that try to cover every preference
• Updates that arrive without a reason

If you need the broader tool, these are intentionally the wrong ones.

Tilde is MIT licensed, and both issues and pull requests are welcome.

• Bugs and rough edges — always good to hear about
• Fixes — a pull request is the easiest way in
• Ideas — welcome, if they fit what an app is already for