Independent software studio
Outer Meadow builds iOS apps that do one thing well, cost nothing, and keep your data on your phone. No accounts. No ads. No tracking. No subscription waiting behind the third tap.
Apps
First app landing soon, more behind it. Each one free, each one offline-first.
Run, walk and ride tracking with real maps, real stats and share cards worth posting. Everything stays on your phone.
Principles
These aren't marketing lines. They're constraints the apps are built inside, and they're the reason some obvious features will never ship.
No servers, no cloud account, no analytics SDK. If a feature would need to phone home, it doesn't get built.
Not free-with-a-paywall, not free-for-now. There is no premium tier holding your own history hostage.
Every app exports to open formats you can take elsewhere. Lock-in is a business model, not a feature.
Features earn their place or get cut. An app you can use without reading a manual is worth more than a longer feature list.
The studio
Outer Meadow is tiny, independent, and intends to stay that way. No investors, no growth targets, no roadmap written by a metric. Nobody here has a quarter to hit, which is the entire reason the apps can stay free, quiet and free of the usual machinery.
We build the things we wanted to exist and couldn't find without a subscription attached. Every app ships when it's genuinely ready rather than when a calendar says so, and keeps working offline because that's how software should behave.
What's coming
Every Outer Meadow app carries the Tayli name and takes its own colour from the studio's palette. Same principles, same promises, different corner of your life.
Running, walking and cycling. Real maps, real splits, records found automatically across your history.
Strength training that remembers what you lifted last time and gets out of the way between sets.
Small tools for ordinary things, built the same way: free, offline, and yours to leave whenever you like.
