Live
AndroidWeb
Timeova
A fresh numbers-and-letters challenge, every day.
Compete against the world with a daily Numbers and Letters challenge, then sharpen your score with unlimited practice rounds.
Independent software studio
Independent apps for play, connection and everyday curiosity.
BrayApp is an independent Australian software studio building thoughtful mobile, web and hardware-connected products — from daily games to private family technology.
01Products
Four products, each in motion.
A daily game, an interstellar economy, a privacy-first family-status system and a local-first view of where your computer time goes.
In development
AndroidiOS
Frontier Flux
Buy low on Minerva. Sell high on Azure. Outrun the pirates in between.
Command an interstellar trading company across eight living worlds, out-trade rival AI captains and race your friends to a fortune.
Hardware review
AndroidWebHardware
Presence
Know the rhythm of the day without tracking anyone.
Privacy-first family status: simple signals like Home, Work and School, shared through an app and a physical clock without live GPS surveillance.
In development
Windows
DayVista
See where your day goes. Keep the data yours.
A local-first time tracker for Windows 11 that turns foreground app activity into a clear, private timeline. Nothing leaves your computer.
02How we work
Opinions we ship by.
01
Small, sharp tools
We would rather ship one screen that earns its place than ten that don't. Every product does a small number of things with unusual care.
02
Privacy is a feature
We make privacy promises concrete and product-specific. Presence, for example, shares coarse status without exposing live GPS, maps or movement history.
03
Software with character
Our apps have their own colour, voice, and temperament. They belong to one studio, but none of them are interchangeable.
04
Built to be kept
We maintain what we ship. Updates are deliberate, migrations are respectful, and nothing is abandoned quietly.
03 · Work with us
Have something small and important to build?
We take on a limited number of collaborations each year — the kind where craft matters more than headcount.