
But you can call me Jay
I'm a solo indie developer who absolutely loves building mobile applications. There's something magical about creating apps that people can carry in their pocket and use to improve their daily lives. My passion lies in crafting minimal, focused apps that do one thing exceptionally well.
I started Adky Labs as my solo indie app development studio because I believe the app world needs more thoughtful, minimal experiences. Too many apps today are bloated with features nobody asked for, designed to maximize engagement rather than provide genuine value. I wanted to build something different.
My approach is simple: create beautiful, minimal apps that respect your time, privacy, and mental space. Each app I build goes through careful consideration of not just what features to include, but more importantly, what to leave out. Less is often more.
When I'm not coding, you'll find me exploring mindfulness practices, studying great app design, or working on improving my own focus and productivity habits—often using the very apps I'm building.
As a solo indie developer, I'm not trying to build the next billion-dollar app or chase viral trends. My goal is much simpler and more meaningful: create a small collection of beautifully crafted mobile apps that people genuinely love to use.
I want to prove that minimal doesn't mean basic. Each app I build aims to be thoughtfully designed, delightfully simple, and powerful in its focused purpose. Quality over quantity, always.
My dream is to build a sustainable indie app studio where I can continue creating thoughtful mobile experiences for years to come. I'm not interested in building hundreds of apps—I'd rather have a small collection of apps that users genuinely love and find essential in their daily lives.
Success for me means creating apps that people recommend to their friends, apps that solve real problems elegantly, and building a business that allows me to keep doing what I love most: crafting beautiful, minimal mobile experiences.
A thoughtful approach to creating meaningful mobile experiences
I start by building apps to solve my own problems. If I find myself needing a tool that doesn't exist or works poorly, that's where I begin. The best apps come from personal frustration.
I obsess over simplicity. Every screen, every interaction, every feature is carefully considered. If it doesn't serve the core purpose, it doesn't make it into the app.
As a solo developer, I have no incentive to collect your data. Privacy isn't a feature I add—it's the foundation of how I build. Your data stays on your device, period.
I'm my own toughest critic. I use every app I build daily, continuously refining and improving based on real-world usage. Every update makes the app more focused, not more cluttered.
iOS Native
Modern UI
Cross-Platform
Type Safety
Have a question, feedback, or just want to say hello? I'd love to hear from you.