Four focused apps from one small UK team

Making revision fun, symptoms make sense, thank-yous happen and speaking up feel safe.

An 11+ revision game children want to play. A private journal and tracker for life with endometriosis. And two tools that make work feel fairer: one for saying thanks, one for speaking up.

Meet the apps.

Keep scrolling to flick through all four.

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Prep Plus for families

11+ revision they actually ask to do.

Levels instead of worksheets, streaks instead of nagging. Short daily rounds across verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, maths and English, so revision stops being a fight before dinner.

  • Game-style levels and daily streaks
  • All four 11+ subject areas
  • Progress parents can see at a glance
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Realyne for life with endometriosis

Your endo, finally organised.

Journal your days, track pain, symptoms and your cycle, and keep every appointment in one private place. Then walk in with a clear picture instead of “it’s been bad lately.”

  • Journal with symptom, cycle and food-trigger tracking
  • Appointment keeper with doctor-ready reports
  • Sage, a wellness companion that remembers your context
  • Discreet Mode with biometric lock and disguised notifications
Coming soon to iOS and Android

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Recognition for teams

Say thanks before it goes cold.

A two-second shout-out right when the work happens, not three months later in a review nobody prepared for. Peer thanks, manager recognition and small rewards that actually land.

  • Peer and manager shout-outs
  • Reward points people can spend
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My Voice for teams

Raise it without the hallway ambush.

A safe way for employees to raise concerns, with every case tracked from received to resolved. My Voice exists so speaking up doesn’t feel like a gamble.

  • Option to stay anonymous
  • Status people can follow
  • Sent straight to the right team
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Thanks and concerns, both handled well.

Recognition and My Voice work on their own or side by side. Together they cover the two conversations most workplaces find hardest: noticing good work, and hearing when something’s wrong.

Making exam season, bad pain days, a job well done and hard conversations a little easier.

That’s the whole idea. Four apps, each made with the care we’d want on our own phones.

One job each

Four products, each built to do one thing well. None of them is trying to be a platform for everything.

Private by default

Health data and workplace concerns are sensitive by nature, so privacy is designed in from the first line of code.

Small and direct

Email us and you’ll hear back from the people who build the apps.