Privacy-first mobile apps

Apps that don't ask for an email or password to get started.

GliPpiN Toys builds useful mobile tools that stay out of your life. None of the eleven needs an account, and none asks for an email or password to get started. No ads. And where an app pools what its users contribute, that app's privacy policy says what is pooled.

Our apps

Eleven apps. Built privacy-first.

Eleven tools. Scroll through — then open any one for the real screens.

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FairScan

Live

Snap a contractor estimate, a medical bill, or a receipt — get a fair, high, or low verdict with the savings spelled out.

147 first-time iPhone downloads in the 28 days to 8 Sep 2026.

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MailShield Guardian

Live

Photograph anything suspicious — a letter, an email, a text, a phone number — and get an instant scam analysis.

Checks physical mail, texts, emails and unknown phone numbers.

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ShadeScout AR

Live on Google Play

Open the camera at the ballpark and see where the shadows will be in two hours.

Sun position is computed on the phone — no network call.

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C-Suite Buys

Live

When executives buy or sell stock in their own companies. SEC Form 4 filings, in plain English.

Open-market insider buys from SEC Form 4, clustered by company and scored.

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LearnLoop

Live

Learn anything in six steps — a ladder, a 20-hour plan, a self-test, a cheat sheet, and a Feynman loop.

Six study tools per subject, down to a Feynman loop that finds your gaps.

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New Caledra

Live

Build your crew, run rackets, claim territory, raid rivals. Noir vignettes — drafted with AI, approved line by line — close out every story mission in five languages.

Claim and defend districts with your Family; every district it holds pays its coffer every hour.

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ParcelScout

Live on Google Play

Cheap raw-land listings, scored honestly — never a probability of appreciation.

Six subscores per parcel, and a standing “order a title report” flag on every result.

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LedgerPulse

Live on Google Play

Costs, revenue, break-even and health for every app you ship — in one place.

The free tier takes unlimited apps, costs and revenue entries.

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CareLoop

Live

One shared place for your family's medications, doctor visits, and reminders.

Reminders, family sharing, visit recaps and label lookups are free for everyone.

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BrandLoop

Live

Daily social posts on autopilot, written in your voice, for every brand you run.

Auto-posts to X, Facebook and Instagram with keys you generate yourself.

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Settled

In testing

Closing a parent’s affairs as one tracked project — every institution, every call, and how many certified death certificates you are committed to needing.

In TestFlight and Google Play internal testing — not yet in the stores.

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Apps that don’t ask for an email or password to get started.

None of the eleven needs an account, and none asks for an email or password to get started. No ads. Where an app pools what its users contribute, that app's privacy policy says what is pooled.

11apps, privacy-first
10of 11 sign you in anonymously
0advertising SDKs
$0of your data sold
The marks

What the marks mean.

Every app on this page carries a small mark saying what it asks of you before you install it. There is one of them. This is the whole legend.

Nothing to create, nothing to remember

All eleven apps carry this mark. Ten sign you in on first launch, anonymously or, for New Caledra, with your device’s Game Center or Play Games ID — no name, email or phone number. Settled does not sign you in at all: the app sends its record nowhere. LearnLoop offers Sign in with Apple to carry your history to a second device; it is optional and asks for no name or email.

ShadeScout AR — “Sun position is computed on the phone — no network call.”

The line under each app

Under every tagline is one short fact with a thin gold rule beside it, like the one above. Each is checked against what the app actually does in the build the stores hand you — and the one line that quotes a number names the window it was measured over, so it cannot quietly go out of date.

True of every app here, and checked rather than asserted: no advertising SDKs — every dependency manifest in all eleven codebases was searched and not one carries an ad SDK — and $0 of your data sold. The ParcelScout build you can download today still includes Google’s Firebase Analytics for app-usage events, which our privacy page lists. It has been removed from the source since, and a “No analytics” mark is written and waiting — it stays off this page until the build the store hands you is the one without it. New Caledra uses PostHog for gameplay events.

The asset

The collective is the product.

Several GliPpiN Toys apps pool contributions from their users into shared datasets, such as prices and tree heights. Each app's privacy policy says what it pools.

Proprietary by aggregation

No single contribution is valuable on its own. The value is in the cross-user aggregate.

Privacy by design

What we collect — and what we don't.

What we never collect

To sign you in, no app asks for your name, email, phone, mailing address, government ID, or social-media handle. We never read your device's address book or your browsing history, and we never see your payment card (Apple and Google handle subscriptions).

What we do collect

Each app's privacy page spells out what that app collects, line by line.

About

Built by a studio that's tired of being tracked.

Glippin Toys is one person, Todd North, building with AI coding assistants (Anthropic's Claude) under his direction and review. Every app on this page is designed, written, and shipped under one roof.