Independent app studio

Apps that bring people together.

Scoreboards, timers, quizzes, party games and family tools for the gym, the classroom, the kitchen and the road. Nineteen apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, built by people who use them every day.

See the appsHow we build
Nineteen shipped or in review. Every icon opens the app.
19apps: 13 shipped, 5 in review, 1 on the way
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Webnative on each, one standard
8languages across localized apps
0ad networks, trackers, or dark patterns
The apps

Five collections, one standard.

Each app began as something we needed: a bench without a scoreboard, a classroom with one projector, a family with twenty years of unsorted photos.

The Keepers family

One code. Every screen in the room.

Six apps that put the score, the clock, the standings, the pick, the quiz or the deck on the TV or projector. Anyone joins from their phone with a short code. No accounts.

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QuizKeepers question on a classroom TV

ScoreKeepers App Store

A shared scoreboard for any sport. Share a link, the whole bench keeps score.

ClockKeepers In review

Countdowns, stopwatches and intervals, broadcast to every screen in the room.

RankKeepers In review

Live standings, ladders, pools and house points, up on the big screen.

PickKeepers In review

Wheels, name draws, raffles and team picks that everyone can watch.

QuizKeepers In review

132 ready-made quizzes on the projector. Students join with a code.

FlashKeepers In review

142 decks with honest spaced repetition, on your phone or on the TV.

Play together

Games for a table, a party, or a back seat.

Storymoji App Store

Four emojis, 26 words, one tiny story a day. Party rooms with a live judge.

Mic Night App Store

A karaoke book for the whole party. Queue on your phone, video on the TV.

RoadPlay Coming soon

34 party games for 2 to 4 phones over Bluetooth. No signal needed.

Battle Creatures App Store · Web

Collect, evolve and duel creatures live against friends.

Coach and team

Volleyball first, because that is where we coach.

Rally Tally App Store

Indoor 6s stats in two taps. Family follows the match live from the stands.

Rally Tally Beach App Store

2v2 stats logged in a single flick of the wheel.

Beach Volleyball Drills+Rules App Store

103 animated drills and a searchable FIVB and AVP rulebook.

Who's In App Store

Roster, invite, RSVP. Any recurring group, without the group chat.

Home and personal

Local-first tools for things you would not hand to a cloud.

All Our Years Mac App Store

Your family photo drive, organized in place. Nothing is uploaded.

Dashcam Vault Mac App Store

Keeps your Tesla's Sentry footage safe before the car overwrites it.

Anneal App Store

Strength training where every workout progresses, and you can see why.

Learning and work

On the web, with a real free tier.

MathBloom Web

Math courses shaped around your child's name and interests, grade 4 through high school.

Enginely Web

Weekly check-ins and scorecards that keep a small team honest.
Why the big screen

Phones are for joining. The room is for watching.

Most of our apps have two halves: a phone for the person running things, and a TV, projector or laptop that the whole room can see. Real screens, from shipped builds.

Storymoji results screen
Storymoji
QuizKeepers player answer screen
QuizKeepers player
Rally Tally match tracking screen
Rally Tally
Principles

Rules we don't break.

No ads, everWe do not sell attention. You pay for the app, or you do not pay at all.
Try it firstA real free tier or a full sample mode. Never a crippled demo.
Never punitiveNo guilt streaks, no fake urgency, no dark patterns.
Private by defaultLocal-first wherever possible. Most apps need no account at all.
Buy once where we canSubscriptions are the exception, not the default.
We are the first userNothing ships until we rely on it ourselves.
South View Studios mark

A small studio with a long bench.

South View Studios is an independent studio. We coach, we teach, we keep a family archive, and we build the tools those rooms were missing. Nineteen apps later, the standard has not changed: useful on day one, honest about what it costs, and never in the business of your attention.