Solo tradespeople#01
PocketBoss
Bookings, quotes, invoices and card payments for a trade business of one. Free for the whole business; Boss is $14.99 a month.
Four apps · Android and the web
The Pocket App Company
Small apps for one-person businesses and small organizations. Each does one job well, at a flat price or free.
FocusOne job per appNone of them tries to be a suite
The appsFour appsTrades, livestock, church giving, crew commutes
PricingFlat, or freeNo per-user seats, no card for Free
Your recordsLeave with youExport any time; erased within 30 days
The apps
The apps
Each is for one kind of business, and each runs on its own.
Horse & livestock#02
Mucknotes
Horse and livestock records kept by voice, with due dates set for you. Free for 2 animals; Homestead $9.99, Ranch $39.99 a month.
Church treasurers#03
Almoner
Church giving records, board reports and year-end statements for a volunteer treasurer. Free for the whole reporting job; Ministry is $69.99 a month.
Airline crew#04
Commute Magic
Will you make report time? For airline crew who commute to base, it prices every flight that could still get you there, names the one to take, and tells you by when to decide. Free to plan by hand; Pro is $2.99 a month.
In closed testing on Google Play. Not yet public.
Short-form video#05
BS Meter
Share a reel. It listens, checks what was said, and shows the sources.
In closed testing on Google Play. Not yet public.
How we build
How we build
Five rules every app follows.
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One job per app
PocketBoss books and invoices. Mucknotes keeps animal records. Almoner reports church giving. Commute Magic answers whether you will make report time. None tries to be a suite.
02
Flat prices, or free
Every app has a Free plan with no card and no time limit. Paid plans are one flat monthly price, never per seat.
03
Your records leave with you
Export any time. Delete your account and the records are erased within 30 days.
04
Records, not advice
PocketBoss reports what you entered and never calculates tax. Almoner reports giving and never touches a donation.
05
Android and the web today
An iPhone version of each app is planned, with no date promised.
What do the apps cost?
Every app has a Free plan with no card and no time limit. Paid is one flat monthly price: PocketBoss Boss $14.99, Mucknotes Homestead $9.99 or Ranch $39.99, Almoner Ministry $69.99 with the first 30 days free on the web.
Who is behind the company?
One person builds and runs all four apps — no investors, no sales team, no ads. They are paid for by the people who subscribe to them, and by nothing else.
Will the apps still be here next year?
They are paid for by subscriptions, so they do not have to grow fast or be sold to survive. Nobody can promise forever, which is why every app exports your records to a file you keep.
What happens if I stop paying?
You drop back to the Free plan and every record stays where it is — nothing is deleted. Export it all any time; if you delete your account, your records are erased within 30 days.
Do you sell my data or use it to train AI?
No. Nothing is sold, nothing funds advertising, and none of the companies that run the apps for us may use your records to train AI models.
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. All four run on Android and in any web browser today, including an iPhone's browser, and a native iPhone app is planned with no date promised.
How do I get help?
Email support@thepocketappcompany.com. The person who builds the apps reads it, and every app has a Help & legal page inside it.