Independent software studio · Est. 2026

Mobile apps, web apps, calculators, utilities, and practical digital tools.

Useful software.Built to stick.

We design focused products for the messy, ordinary moments where a good tool can make a real difference.

Enter the app catalog

The studio

Small tools can carry serious weight.

Leech Labs is a software studio for products that do something useful and do it well. We work across mobile and web, taking practical ideas from rough problem to durable product. No inflated platforms. No novelty for novelty’s sake.

01

Find the friction

Start with a repeated task, an unclear decision, or a workflow held together by notes.

02

Build the smallest answer

Shape one legible tool around the job instead of hiding it inside a broad feature set.

03

Keep improving the useful part

Release thoughtfully, listen closely, and refine what helps people finish the task.

Working range

Four kinds of useful.

A category is not a constraint. It is a clue about the kind of friction we are trying to remove.

01/UTL

Utilities

Small, focused tools that make an everyday task easier.

1 app
02/CAL

Calculators

Clear answers for decisions that should not need a spreadsheet.

1 app
03/BIZ

Business Tools

Practical software for the work between the big systems.

1 app
04/EXP

Experimental

Useful ideas tested in public before they become full products.

0 apps

Why we build

Attention is expensive.
Software should pay it back.

01

Solve one real problem.

The best small tools begin with a specific moment of friction, not a list of fashionable features.

02

Make the answer obvious.

Good software reduces the distance between opening the app and knowing what to do next.

03

Earn its place.

Every screen, setting, and notification should justify the attention and storage it asks for.

Development board

Next out of the lab.

There are no invented release dates here. These entries are honest layout placeholders until product schedules and store listings are confirmed.

Have a useful problem?

Let’s make the tool that should exist.

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