Small studio. Bright software.
Neon Frenchie is an independent software studio. We make sharp tools and silly games for the web, iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac, and we keep at each one until it glows.
Five things we've made so far.
Two tools for people who work hard, two games for when they're done, and a Mac app that makes the desktop worth looking at.
- Simple GTO Every solved preflop range, as live charts.
- LeadR Find local businesses that need you, then call them.
- Rack Wreck Fling office supplies at a smug AI's datacenter.
- Don't Wake the Cat A focus timer with a cat napping on your phone.
- MacScapes Living wallpapers, widgets and sound for your Mac.
Simple GTO
Every solved preflop range, live in your browser and in your pocket.
A range viewer for serious poker players. Simple GTO serves the full solved preflop library for cash games and tournaments as fast, interactive charts with exact frequencies and bet sizes. No solver to install and nothing to wait for.
- 6-max cash and 8-max tournament spots at every stack depth, from push/fold to 200bb deep
- Tap any hand to see its exact mix of raise, call and fold, with the sizing
- One subscription covers the web, iPhone, iPad and Android
- Made for grinders who already study: no filler, no hand-holding
- Runs on
- Web, iPhone, iPad, Android
- Made with
- Next.js, Flutter, Postgres
- Per chart
- 13 × 13 hands, 169 decisions
LeadR
Find the businesses that need you. Then actually call them.
The prospecting desk we built for Holy City Web. LeadR searches Google Maps for local businesses, scores each one for fit, audits its website and keeps the whole pipeline in a lightweight CRM. When it's time to talk, Callie, an AI appointment setter, places the call with one click.
- Search by trade and town; good reviews with no real website float to the top
- A website audit for every lead, with a shareable report you can print
- A pipeline from new to won, with notes and a full activity timeline
- AI calls that never claim to be human: one click per call, with transcripts and graded reviews
- Runs on
- Web
- Made with
- Next.js, Postgres, Google Places, Vapi
- Dialing
- One human click per call, never automatic
Shown with demo data. Flip the lights switch and LeadR switches themes too.
Rack Wreck
Destroy the datacenter. One office supply at a time.
A cartoon physics puzzle game. OMNI, a smug AI, has taken over the world's datacenters. Load the launcher with office chairs, rubber ducks and coffee mugs, find the weak spot, and cause the funniest outage in history while OMNI heckles you the whole way.
- 87 hand-built levels and 18 bonus levels across six very different worlds
- Twelve office supplies of doom, from bouncy rubber ducks to laptops that detonate
- Rage Room for pure stress relief, and a fresh Daily Outage every day
- No ads, no tracking, no account: World 1 is free, then one unlock
- Runs on
- iPhone, iPad, Android
- Made with
- Flutter, Flame, Forge2D physics
- Ads
- None. Ever.
The playable toy is our quick tribute, built for this page. The real game has rather more physics.
Don't Wake the Cat
Put your phone face down. There's a cat sleeping on it.
A gentle Pomodoro timer for iPhone, with a companion in the Mac menu bar. Flip your phone over and a hand-drawn tabby naps until your session ends. Pick it up too soon and the cat wakes up and gives you a look. No streaks to lose and nothing to kill, just a cat you'd rather not disturb.
- Flip to focus, with a short grace window if you only meant to check the time
- 40 compliment cards and 12 nap spots to collect as you focus
- Rain on the window, fireplace, café, brown noise and, of course, purring
- Live Activity, widgets and optional app blocking while the cat naps
- Runs on
- iPhone, plus a Mac menu bar app
- Made with
- SwiftUI, Core Motion, CloudKit
- Penalty
- A mildly grumpy cat
MacScapes
A desktop that changes with your day.
MacScapes renders calm, GPU-animated scenes behind your desktop icons, then bundles them with palettes, widgets and ambient sound into vibes. A quiet morning at sunrise, deep work at nine, golden hour at sunset: your Mac follows along.
- 26 Metal-rendered scenes and 6 Living Stills: photos with depth you can feel
- 48 palettes, 14 palette-tinted widgets and 8 ambient sound loops
- Schedules by time of day, sunrise and sunset, or when you're on battery
- Every scene is built to a 2 ms GPU budget, so the fans stay quiet
- Runs on
- macOS 14 and later
- Made with
- SwiftUI, AppKit, Metal
- Vibes
- 11 built in, plus your own
Living Still: move your pointer
Scene renders straight from the app. The Living Still uses the app's own depth map, so the parallax here is the real trick.
Small on purpose.
Neon Frenchie is a small independent studio, and we like it that way. Small means every decision gets made for the person holding the phone, we ship quickly, and we fix things fast when you tell us about them. Like the breed, we're compact, stubborn and surprisingly hard to ignore.
One job, done properly.
Every app does one thing and tries to be the best at it. If a feature doesn't make that one thing better, it waits.
No ads. No tricks.
We charge fairly and say exactly what you're paying for. No dark patterns, no data we don't need, no streaks built to guilt you into opening an app.
Native, fast and fussy.
Metal shaders, real physics, charts that load before you blink. We pick whatever stack makes an app feel right in your hand, then sweat the details.
Charm is a feature.
A cat that pays you compliments. An AI villain who heckles you. The small moments are why people come back, so we take them seriously.
Ship, listen, polish.
We release early, read every review and keep tuning. A sign isn't finished when it lights up. It's finished when it stops flickering.
We made ourselves a sign.
The winking Frenchie is bent from one line, like a tube in a sign shop.
Got an idea, a bug, or a kind word?
Product questions, partnerships, press, or a photo of your own Frenchie: it all lands in the same inbox, and we read everything.