Apps
Five apps, and each one does exactly one thing.
None of them is out yet. Four are coming to the App Store, and Tasto will be a direct download from us.
Each app's page says what it does, what it doesn't do and what it costs. Once an app is out, you'll find the store link there too.
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Stacco
Pull. Jot. File away.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
More about Stacco -
Piuma
Text in. Plain out.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
More about Piuma -
Mirino
Scan it. Share it. Done.
Coming soon to the App Store
More about Mirino -
Quitto
Receipts in. EÜR out.
Coming soon to the App Store
More about Quitto -
Tasto
Return opens. Delete deletes.
Coming soon as a direct download
More about Tasto
Every name says what the app does.
Mirino is Italian for viewfinder, the little window on a camera you look through before you take the picture.
Quitto comes from the German word “quittieren”, signing off a receipt. The Italian ending matches the other names.
Stacco is Italian for peeling off, the moment you pull a note from the pad. And there’s a stack in it, too.
Piuma is Italian for feather, both the one you write with and the one that weighs almost nothing.
Tasto is Italian for key. Tasto makes the keys in Finder do what you expect.
More apps will come, but not often
When another app is finished, it shows up here. We don't announce dates in advance, and there's no waiting list.
How we work and why we take our time is in the manifest.