We do more than advise: we design and ship real software. Here are the products born in house and the projects we built for our clients.
The Tild Lab collects the products and platforms we have designed, developed and put into production. It includes OwlStat (a white label social analytics platform for marketing agencies), eight iPhone, iPad and Mac apps (among them Stint, which counts the days you spend in each country; Remoto, cafés to work from; Oneline, a minimalist daily journal; Nute, a notepad that does the maths as you type; Lume, an AI panel for Mac), Simpa, an archive and AI writing assistant for municipal acts, plus custom client projects such as Calabria Health Atlas, a public health data platform, and the website with online booking for San Damiano Medical Center in Pomezia. They are the proof that we build, not just advise.
Products we design, build and maintain ourselves. This is where we try things before taking them to a client, and where some of them turn into real products.
SaaS platform for agencies
The Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts analytics platform built for marketing agencies. It produces white label reports under the agency’s own brand, domain and colours, instead of screenshots collected by hand every month. It is our main product, and the case where we automated with AI a process we knew inside out: client reporting.
Open the project →Platform for municipalities
An archive and writing assistant for Italian municipalities: it collects the resolutions and determinations published by local authorities, makes them searchable by type of act, topic and area, and helps staff draft a new act with AI, starting from similar ones. In development.
Open the project →iPhone, iPad and Mac apps we design and publish ourselves.
iOS app
A minimalist daily journal: write one line a day and revisit your memories on a timeline. Data stays on the device, with no account and no cloud. On the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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iOS app
Keep track of the films you have watched and the ones you want to watch, in a dark, no-nonsense interface. On the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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iOS app
A notepad that runs the numbers while you write: jot things down in plain language and the totals update themselves. On the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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iOS app
Keeps count of the days you spend in each country and checks them against the limits that actually apply: Schengen 90/180, the 183 days of tax residency. Pay once, no subscription. On the App Store for iPhone.
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iOS app
Finds the cafés where you can actually get work done: every spot is checked for wifi, power sockets and how laptop-friendly it really is. On the App Store for iPhone.
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iOS app
A minimalist vision board: goals and intentions as images, kept in front of you every day. On the App Store for iPhone.
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iOS app
Pixel art widgets for the lock screen and home screen, with the look of 90s video games. On the App Store for iPhone.
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An AI panel that opens over any app with one shortcut, answers and gets out of the way. It uses your own API key, so you pay the model provider directly, with no subscription. For Mac.
Open the project →Software built to order that real people use today. It stays the property of whoever commissioned it.
Automating a process almost always means building the missing piece: an interface, an integration, a small internal tool. Anyone who can only wire up other people’s products stops exactly where the real work starts.
Every technique we recommend to clients gets tested on our own products first. If it does not work for us, we do not sell it to you.
From university research to a medical centre’s bookings: systems that are live and that somebody actually uses, every day.
Yes. Design, development and shipping are ours. The Lab products were born in house, while the client projects were built to order and remain their owners’ property.
Quite a lot. A useful automation is rarely just two off-the-shelf tools wired together: it needs the missing piece built and made to work with whatever the company already runs. Knowing how to develop is what lets us finish the job.
Yes, it is one of our services. But we always start by asking whether it is really needed: if existing tools solve your problem, we will tell you, instead of selling you a build.
Yes, they are online and freely accessible from the links on this page.
First call is free. Tell us the idea and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth building, or whether there is a shorter route.