SmartnessHome is the studio behind five apps on Google Play — news, calories, crypto, vaccines and tarot. Each one does one job well, free, with no account to create.
Every published app below is live in the United States. Open a card, or visit the app's own site for the full story.
Swipe the world's news.
A finite deck of cards instead of an endless scroll. Swipe right to keep a story, left to skip it — when the deck runs out, you're done. Headlines from 400+ newsrooms in 22 countries, and the feed learns what you like right on your phone.
Snap it. Know it.
Take a photo of your meal and the AI names the foods, estimates each portion's weight, then logs calories, protein, carbs and fat. No barcode, no database digging, no typing. The photo goes to the analysis service, which keeps no copy; the food journal it builds is stored on the device, not on our servers.
See what your crypto is worth. No sign-up.
Type in what you hold and see the live total in USD or BTC. Top 250 coins, Layer-2 tokens and Bittensor subnet tokens, priced from live market data. No wallet connection at all — the app can't touch your funds, and your portfolio is stored on the device, not on our servers.
Your family's vaccines, one step ahead.
The whole family's vaccination record on one phone: official U.S. immunization schedules, recommended vaccines for around 200 travel destinations, and a reminder when a dose is due. No account, no server — health data stays on the device.
Tarot as a mirror, not an oracle.
The full 78-card deck, upright and reversed, with readings composed from each card's hand-written notes — no AI-written readings, no predictions. Ask your question; it never leaves the phone. Meant to help you form your own answers.
One swipe, every ring, land it upright.
A 3D bottle flip where the water level changes the flight: 99 levels across four rooms, an endless mode and a daily challenge. Ten bottles bought with coins you earn — no purchases, no account, and it plays offline.
Good dinners. A budget that fits. One grocery list.
Choose your U.S. store, household, budget and cooking equipment. Find photographed recipes, swap a meal and bring the ingredients into one grocery checklist. Share a branded Easy Mart card and set optional local reminders.
Preparing for release Store download links will be added after release. Prices and nutrition are estimates; always check ingredient labels.
Home-cooked meals for your dog, planned on your phone. Coming soon
Answer a short quiz about your dog and get daily calories, portions to the gram, a different bowl every day from one weekly cooking session, and the shopping list. Your dog's answers stay on your phone.
Our next app is in production. Coming soon
Free, for iOS and Android. More at launch.
Tools for everyday life. Explore each app’s features, privacy details and support.
Explore a daily question and save your own point of view. This test version stores answers locally; it does not show live community votes.
Explore Daily Debate →
Make time for a quick word challenge and keep your progress on your phone.
Explore Daily Word Rush →
Practice with short brain-training activities. Results describe your play, not a clinical assessment.
Explore Brain Gym →
Track small steps toward personal goals and build a record of your progress.
Explore Tiny Progress →
Explore a little curiosity each day with the included content collection.
Explore Curio Daily →
Try short puzzles and keep track of your challenge progress.
Explore Brain Challenge →
Convert everyday units and currencies and use practical calculators. Currency figures use reference rates, not a guaranteed transaction rate.
Explore Convertly →
Play a collection of small games. The current offline version does not provide online matchmaking.
Explore QuickPlay Arena →
Practice vocabulary a few words at a time and keep your learning progress on your phone.
Explore WordSteps →
Create and export your own photo compositions. The current test version has no connected community.
Explore FrameDay →
Explore daily questions in the local demo. Votes and suggestions in this test version stay on your device; results are not live community statistics.
Explore Daily Pulse →Every SmartnessHome app is a separate product, with its own data, its own screens and its own code.
Journals, records, portfolios, reading habits — stored on the device, not on our servers. When an app does need a server (like Kalo.Quest's photo analysis), it keeps no copy.
Install and use. No email, no password, no profile. Deleting your data is as simple as deleting the app.
Every app is free, supported by ads that are capped, kept out of your way, and never fed with your personal content.
Yes. Every SmartnessHome app is free to download and free to use. They are supported by advertising, with strict limits on how often ads appear.
As little as possible. Your content — food journals, health records, portfolios, news preferences, tarot questions — stays on your device. Ads may use standard advertising identifiers as described in each app's privacy policy. See our privacy overview and each app's own policy for the details.
No. None of our apps require an account, an email address, or a sign-in of any kind.
All five published apps are live on Google Play for Android.
Our apps are offered in the United States only, in English.
All five SmartnessHome apps are free and work without any account: GetMyNews (world news), Kalo.Quest (photo calorie counter), Holdtotal (crypto portfolio), Vaxnext (family vaccine tracker) and Arcane78 (tarot readings). Each stores your content on your device.
SmartnessHome is a mobile app studio (legally SMARTNESS HOME, a French SAS). Our five apps are distributed on Google Play under the developer name "BVA Group", for the United States market — more detail on our Legal Notice.
Simple tools that respect your time and your data — free on Google Play.
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