/ Apps Launching now

Three apps of our own.

We spend our days building software to order for other businesses. These three are what happens when we point the same discipline at problems we have ourselves — dinner, money, and the friends you keep meaning to call.

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KalaPlate

Meal planning for households

A calm weekly meal plan for your household — your rules, your favourites, a fresh plan every week.

Launching soon
For
Households cooking for people who eat differently
Platform
Web and mobile, one shared account
Built in
Perth, Western Australia

Allergies are law, always.

A medical allergy and a household-wide exclusion are hard rules the plan can never break — checked after every plan is generated, and shown calmly rather than as an alarm. One person simply disliking olives stays a soft preference, because that shouldn't ban a dish the rest of the family eats.

  • A week you actually agreed to. You see menu titles first and swap any you don't like — the recipes are only written after you approve.
  • Planning that fits the week. Keep it flexible, hit your macros, or be surprised. Tick the nights you're actually eating in and the plan works around it.
  • Household-aware serves. Away days shrink the plan and kids' portions count fractionally, so you don't over-cater.
  • Recipe Flow. Every recipe becomes a step timeline — ingredients clustered per step, tick-off progress, and a serves stepper that rescales quantities live. No scrolling past a life story to find the method.
  • Bring your own recipes. Import from a link or a photo and it's converted to the same format, with the original source kept and shown.
  • A shopping list that survives the supermarket. Built from the plan, quantities added up across recipes, grouped by store and by fridge, fresh and pantry — with staples riding every list and an "already have it" tick.
  • No repeats you'd notice. A hard eight-week no-repeat on dinners, plus scoring against the same protein or cuisine twice in one week.
  • Tracking without data entry. Log meals straight off the week's menu by serve size. Anyone tracking macros gets their portion of the shared dinner — nobody eats a separate meal.
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KalaWorth

Personal budgeting, built for Australia

Cash-flow budgeting that starts with the money you actually hold — and gives every dollar a purpose before you spend it.

Launching soon
For
Households, couples and sole traders
Platform
Web and mobile, one shared account
Built for
Australian financial years, super and GST

Tracking tells you what already went wrong.

Most budgeting apps begin like an accountant's ledger — income, expenses, a monthly verdict — leaning on predicted spending, then reporting failure when real life drifts from the guess. KalaWorth plans forward from real cash, so what you can spend is never a forecast.

  • Annual bills stop ambushing you. Rego, insurance and Christmas are funded across the year and visible the whole time, instead of arriving as a monthly shock.
  • Runway per category. Months of cover against your target, shown everywhere — so a problem surfaces while it's still cheap to fix.
  • Personal and shared, one picture. Household money without two people keeping separate scorecards.
  • Tax deductions as you go. Flag them at category and transaction level with receipt capture, rather than reconstructing the year in July.
  • Income set-asides. Put aside GST, PAYG or super automatically — a percentage or an amount on every income deposit.
  • Projects. Budget the trip, the renovation or Christmas separately, without distorting the everyday plan.
  • Net worth, properly. Super, loans and mortgage included, with investment growth split out from what you contributed.
  • No bank feed required. Fully usable manually or by CSV import from any bank. Set your own financial year.
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KalaBond

Keeping the people who matter in your life

A reminder to catch up is worth very little if organising it is the hard part. KalaBond joins the two.

Launching soon
For
Busy adults with scattered social circles
Platform
Mobile, iOS and Android
Not included
Streaks, guilt badges, gamification

Friendships slip because life is busy, not because you stopped caring.

Personal contact apps stop at "message them". Planning apps start once an event already exists. KalaBond closes the gap in between: the reminder itself is what starts the coordination.

  • A cadence you set, per person. Weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually — with a gentle nudge when someone's overdue.
  • Your own groups. Family, work, church, school, uni friends — you name them, and someone can sit in more than one.
  • Turn a reminder into a plan. One tap from "you haven't seen Sam since March" to actually organising it, one-to-one or in a group.
  • Availability polling. Propose times, let people vote, and settle on a night without a forty-message thread.
  • Somewhere to go. Suggest a venue, put it to the group, and lock the plan in.
  • No nagging. No streaks, no red badges, no productivity-app guilt. It reads like a reminder from a thoughtful friend, because that's the whole point.

/ Under the hood

Built the way we build for clients.

These aren't side projects on a different standard. They run the same stack, the same review discipline and the same hosting we put behind commercial work.

01

One account, two surfaces

The web app and the mobile app share a single account and one set of data, so you plan on the couch and use it from your pocket.

02

Your data stays yours

We sell software, not the people who use it. No ads, no loan referrals, no selling your spending or your contacts on.

03

Made in Perth

Designed and built by the same small team that builds our enterprise work — with Australian defaults, not an afterthought localisation.

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