Software for everyday problems

Each product takes on one specific problem: today's exchange rate, a link you're not sure about, a document that shows more than you meant to share.

What we've built

Each one comes with the story of the problem it was built to solve.

  1. Quantis Exchange rates and currency calculators for Venezuela.

    Quantis started as a calculator that knows the local rates, so totals aren't rounded against you. It grew to bring Venezuela's exchange rates together in one place: official BCV rates, including the next business day's rate, crypto and Binance P2P averages, bank rates, the banking holiday calendar, full history, and real-time alerts. Built for busy moments: open it, calculate, done.

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    1. Payment Methods Save and share your payment details.

      Every payment starts the same way: reading out account numbers, phone numbers, and ID numbers again and again. Payment Methods keeps them all in one place, from bank accounts and Pago Móvil to Binance, Zelle, PayPal, and Wise, and shares them as text, an image, or a QR code. It can also import payment details from a text or a QR code.

    2. Cash Recording Keep a record of every cash transaction.

      Buying dollars or euros in cash often comes with a dispute: after the exchange, someone claims they received a fake bill. Cash Recording logs each cash deal with photos, amounts and the serial numbers of the bills. It suits merchants and anyone who buys or sells cash.

    3. Split Bill Split a bill and track who owes what.

      Our community asked for this one. Split Bill divides a bill equally or by custom amounts, and if someone covers another person's share, it keeps track of what's owed.

  2. VeriTrust Check a link before you open it.

    A suspicious link can arrive in a message or hide behind a QR code. VeriTrust checks it before you open it, so you can decide whether to go ahead.

  3. Nódulo Cybersecurity and privacy news.

    Blocking a bad link isn't enough if you don't know how scams work. Nódulo brings together news on cybersecurity and personal privacy, because people who stay informed are harder to scam.

  4. 404 Birthday Never forget a birthday again.

    404 Birthday keeps every birthday on your phone: import them from your contacts or add them manually, see what's coming up, and stop being the friend who remembers three days late.

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  5. Dora Daily washing machine rentals, delivered to your door.

    Dora combines software with a real-world service: washing machines rented by the day, delivered to your door and picked up when you're done.

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  6. World Cup 2026 Standings, results and the knockout bracket for the 48-team tournament.

    A tracker for the tournament: standings, schedule, results, top scorers, the knockout bracket and every venue. It covers all 104 matches of the 48-team format, in 14 languages.

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  7. Dress Docs Redact documents in your browser.

    Sending a document often means sharing too much. Dress Docs covers what shouldn't be visible in your PDFs and images, removes hidden metadata, and gives you a clean file in about 30 seconds, right in your browser.

    Visit site Dress Docs
  8. Balance A personal log for making informed choices.

    Balance is a harm-reduction product for tracking your own substance use: waiting periods, washout times, and your personal patterns. It informs instead of judging, so your choices are deliberate.

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  9. Terremoto Where to donate after the earthquake.

    After the June 2026 earthquake in Venezuela, people everywhere wanted to help, but the information was scattered. Terremoto is an independent directory of donation channels, organized by the country where you pay taxes, with guidance on claiming tax relief in each one. It doesn't collect money: you donate directly on each organization's own site.

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