Every app you've shipped, on one page.
Paste a Google Play, App Store, or GitHub link to start your list. We pull the icon, screenshots, rating, and current version. Need a privacy policy or terms for the stores? We can host those too.
See an example pageTallyhoCount anything with one tap: reps, water, birds, pages.Rated 4.7 on Google Play, 2,341 ratings100K+ installs on Google PlayUpdated Sep 20266 screenshots
Tallyho counts things. Push-ups, glasses of water, birds from the kitchen window, pages, coffees. Make a counter, tap to add one, and see how the day, week and month went.
Each counter can have a daily goal, reset at midnight or never, and count by more than one. History keeps every tap, so a week view and a month view are always there when you want them.
No account, no ads. Counters sync through iCloud on iPhone and through your Google account on Android.
- Version
- 3.2.1
- Updated
- 28 Sep 2026 · App Store27 Sep 2026 · Google Play
- Category
- Productivity
- Price
- Free
- Developer
- Okafor Labs
- Rating
- 4.8 · App Store (1.2K)4.7 · Google Play (2.3K)
- Installs
- 100K+ · Google Play
Lumen ReaderBooks for the hour before sleepRated 4.6 on App Store, 318 ratingsUpdated Aug 20266 screenshots
Lumen Reader is an EPUB reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It keeps your place, your highlights and your notes in sync, and it dims with the evening: after sunset the page warms and darkens on its own.
Bring your own DRM-free books or start with the public-domain shelf. Export highlights as Markdown whenever you like.
- Version
- 2.4
- Updated
- 14 Aug 2026
- Category
- Books
- Price
- $4.99
- Developer
- Okafor Labs
- Rating
- 4.6 · App Store (318)
spineBuild EPUBs from a folder of Markdown files.Updated Sep 2026
spine turns a folder of Markdown chapters into a valid EPUB 3 file, with a table of contents, cover and metadata from a small TOML file. One static binary for macOS, Linux and Windows. Used to build the public-domain shelf in Lumen Reader.
- Version
- 1.6.0
- Updated
- 30 Sep 2026
- Developer
- okafor-labs
One app. Every store it's on.
Same app on Android and iOS, with the code on GitHub? Add all three links. They merge into one entry with a mark for each platform, not three rows that look almost the same. We match them by name and developer, and you can always split them.
The privacy policy URL Play Console keeps asking for.
Need one? With an account, you can add a privacy policy, terms, a support page, or an account deletion page to any app. They're optional, so publish only the ones you need. Start from a plain-English template, answer a few questions about what your app actually does, review the draft with your legal team, and publish. The URLs stay the same when you rename the app or change your handle, because Apple only accepts a new one with your next release.
App Store Connect → your app → App Privacy → Privacy Policy URL
Play Console → Policy and programs → App content → Privacy policy
App Store Connect → App Information → License Agreement (plain text, not a URL)
Google Play: no dedicated field. Link it from your app and store description.
App Store Connect → version page → Support URL (required)
Play Console → Grow users → Store presence → Store settings → Store listing contact details → Website
Play Console → App content → Data safety → Delete account URL
App Store Connect → App Privacy → User Privacy Choices URL (optional)
Privacy Policy
At a glance
- Purchase history
- Why: Process payments
- Linked to you: Yes
- Shared with: Apple App Store / Google Play
- Crash reports and diagnostics
- Why: Find and fix bugs
- Linked to you: No
- Shared with: Crash-reporting provider
Delete your data: in the app's account settings, or email privacy@okafor.example.
And everything that isn't an app.
Websites, side projects, the CLI with 40 stars. Paste the URL and we'll use its title, description, and preview image.
- Okafor LabsThe studio site: small apps for counting and reading, made in Lisbon.example.com
- Tally NotesNotes on building Tallyho: release notes, design decisions and the occasional postmortem.example.com
- Reading ClockPaste a book’s page count and your reading speed; it tells you when you will finish.example.com












