Software should feel like a good host, not a puzzle.
Studio Spreza is a small studio building its own native apps. The work sits in the details that quietly decide whether software is pleasant to use: the order ideas land, what a button says, what happens the moment something changes. Each app is how we work that out in practice.
Our apps
Three native apps in progress, kept understated while the work is still finding its shape.
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Planning
Kiwido
Week planning
A weekly view that pulls your tasks, calendar, and reminders into one board, then quietly surfaces what’s closest. Built to feel less like a to-do app and more like seeing the shape of the week at a glance.
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Simulation
Breadfare
Paper portfolios
A paper portfolio for testing investment ideas against delayed market data. Simulate trades, compare scenarios, and see the assumptions behind every number. No real money moves.
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Memory
Upkeeper
Recurring care
A quiet way to keep track of the small recurring things: plants watered, filters changed, pets cared for. Note the days it happens, and Upkeeper learns the pattern and nudges gently, not sternly.
What every app should feel like
- Continuity. You always know where you are, what just changed, and what’s next.
- Tempo. Loud when it matters, quiet when it doesn’t.
- Coherence. Design, language, and motion sound like one author.
Say hello
Press, odd ideas, or a note about the studio. We read everything and usually reply within a few business days.
Prefer a call? Mention your timezone and a few windows. We’ll suggest something that works for both sides.