It started as a weekend with my daughter
One weekend, my 9-year-old daughter and I wanted to play charades. We tried a few apps on the App Store — and one by one they asked us to pay: to unlock more word decks, to remove ads, to keep playing past a point.
A game meant to bring us closer kept stopping to ask for money.
So I decided to build the one I wished existed — free for every parent and child, with no strings attached.
That became Forehead Flip: a charades game that's completely free, with the ability to create your own word decks using AI themes — also free.
The rest followed on the same belief. Ozora, for a festival I love. ScatteredBrain, because I kept forgetting things. LoanYield IQ, because a friend was about to sign for a flat and nobody would give him a straight answer. And Muhurtha, because the Hindu calendar my family keeps was never really explained to me, and every app that printed the dates assumed I already knew what they meant.
None of them will ever ask you for money. If you enjoy them, that's the whole point.
