AI Assistant
MeetWing
AI co-pilot for your meetings.
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Our Apps
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Soft Flourish designs, ships, and maintains its own apps across iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, and Apple TV. 9 are live today — find yours and open it in the store you use. The rest are already in development.
9
Apps shipped
7
Platforms supported
5
In development
Available now
Productivity
Flourish PDF
A full PDF editor that never uploads your document.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroid
Productivity
Message Exporter
Keep message conversations as dated records, with every shared file.
Mac
Utilities
Magic Rename
Files named for what is actually in them.
MacWindows
Utilities
SystemZen
Reclaim storage and keep the device quick.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroid
Utilities
SurfaceIQ
Point the camera at a surface and see what is wrong with it.
iPhoneAndroid
Sports
Football Insight Hub
Two fair sides in seconds — then the whole match.
MaciPhone & iPadAndroidApple TV
Sports
Sport Orbit
Every season, every sport — one app.
MaciPhone & iPadAndroidApple TV
Music & Audio
Audio Master Studio
Make your song sound finished.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroidWeb
In active development
Store link coming soon
Sports
Cricket Forge
ODI and T20 cricket — scores, series standings, and tournament tables.
MaciPhone & iPadAndroidApple TV
Coming Soon
Health & Fitness
Fitness 20
20 minutes today. Every major muscle this week.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroidApple TV
Coming Soon
Travel
Nature Wonders
Find it. Explore it. Remember it.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroid
Coming Soon
Family
Parent Sphere
One calm place to coordinate the care.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroidApple TV
Coming Soon
Music & Audio
DJFlow
Your personal DJ for every playlist.
MaciPhone & iPadWindowsAndroidApple TV
How we built them
Case studies
Real apps you can install today, not illustrations — which is why you can verify every claim below on the App Store, Play Store, or Microsoft Store yourself.
AI Assistant · macOS & Windows
MeetWing
A real-time AI co-pilot that listens to meetings and never stores what it hears.
The problem
People walk into calls — sales, interviews, client work — and lose the thread of what they meant to say the moment the conversation moves fast. The value of an assistant here lives entirely in latency: suggestions that arrive a few seconds late are useless.
Our approach
We built a native app that streams live meeting audio to Google's Speech-to-Text (Chirp) for transcription and to Gemini for context-aware suggestions, with playbooks that tune the AI's behavior for sales calls, interviews, or client meetings. Privacy was a hard constraint from day one, not a policy written after the fact: audio is processed and discarded, never recorded or stored, and that design decision shaped the architecture at every layer.
What shipped
MeetWing ships on macOS via the Mac App Store and on Windows as a native Windows app, with live transcription, AI-generated suggestions, an optional web check for current facts, and one-click export to PDF, TXT, Markdown, or CSV.
Productivity · iOS, iPad, Mac, Windows, Android
Flourish PDF
A full PDF editor — reading, editing, OCR, and AI — that never uploads a document.
The problem
Most "free" PDF tools route your document through a server to do anything beyond basic viewing — OCR, AI summarization, and editing typically require an upload. For anyone handling contracts, medical records, or client files, that's a real barrier, not a minor inconvenience.
Our approach
We scoped the entire product around a single constraint: every feature, including OCR and AI, had to run on-device. That ruled out several off-the-shelf approaches and meant building a local OCR and document-processing pipeline per platform rather than calling a hosted API, which is the harder but more defensible path for a document tool built around user trust.
What shipped
Flourish PDF is live across Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, and Android with reading, editing, organizing, scanning, signing, and protecting PDFs, all processed locally.
Productivity · macOS
Message Exporter
Getting your own message history off your own Mac, in a format you can keep.
The problem
Messages history is one of the few archives people genuinely need out of a device — for a legal dispute, an insurance claim, or simply to keep a record of conversations with someone who is gone — and macOS offers no export at all. The usual workarounds are hundreds of screenshots, or handing a copy of your entire chat database to a stranger's website.
Our approach
The whole product is built around not being that website: it reads the local Messages database on the machine, resolves contact names and attachments, and renders the export locally, so there is no server that could leak a conversation even in principle. The harder engineering is in the rendering — a chat transcript has to survive becoming a paginated PDF or a spreadsheet row without losing who said what, when, or which image they attached, and each of the five output formats wants that structure a different way.
What shipped
Message Exporter is on the Mac App Store. It lists every conversation, searches names and message text, exports an exact date range to PDF, Excel, CSV, HTML, or plain text, collects shared media alongside the transcript, and can read a local iPhone backup for history that is no longer on the Mac.
Utilities · Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad & Android
SystemZen
Storage cleanup that tells you the truth about where the space went.
The problem
"Other" or "System Data" quietly swallowing tens of gigabytes is the most common complaint about a full device, and the category of app that promises to fix it has an earned reputation for the opposite — inflated numbers, one-click cleans that remove things you wanted, and a subscription attached to a progress bar.
Our approach
We made the scan explainable before we made it fast: every figure traces back to real files or caches you can inspect, and nothing is removed without you seeing what it is first. Five surfaces share one design system, one account, and one entitlement, but each cleanup engine is deliberately platform-specific — what is safe to delete on Android has almost nothing in common with what is safe on macOS, and flattening that difference is exactly how these apps break machines. Scanning happens entirely on the device: file names, photos, and the installed-app list never reach a server.
What shipped
SystemZen runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, and Android with a storage breakdown, cleanup runs recorded with their real reclaimed-space figures, and a shared sign-in across all five surfaces. The mobile free tier is ad-supported; the paid tier is billed through whichever store the user came from.
Inspection & field tools · iOS & Android
SurfaceIQ
A camera-and-depth surface scanner that flags cracks, stains, dents, and wear.
The problem
Visual inspection of surfaces — walls, floors, equipment, vehicles — is normally a fully manual, subjective process. The goal was a mobile tool that could highlight anomalies objectively and consistently, without pretending to replace professional judgment where it actually matters (structural or safety-critical calls).
Our approach
This is a case where native development wasn't optional: real-time depth capture needs direct access to ARKit's scene depth on iOS and ARCore's depth API on Android, and those frameworks can't share a camera session with a standard capture pipeline, so the two modes are a hardware-level swap, not an add-on. We ported the core anomaly-detection math — grid-based color and texture comparison against a stored baseline, followed by clustering and classification — line-for-line between Swift and Kotlin, so both platforms produce identical results from the same algorithm, and kept that math fully unit-testable and separate from the platform-specific camera code.
What shipped
SurfaceIQ runs real live-camera scanning (not canned demo output) with on-device RGB and depth anomaly detection, baseline comparisons, and PDF report export. The free tier includes ad-supported scanning with a five-scan history limit; SurfaceIQ Pro adds unlimited history, baseline compare, cloud sync, and export, enforced both client-side and server-side so entitlement checks can't be bypassed by a patched client.
Sports · iOS, iPad, Mac, Apple TV & Android
The Pulse sports franchise
Three live-sports apps — Football, Cricket, multi-sport — one shared engine.
The problem
Live-sports apps live and die on data freshness and reliability during exactly the moments traffic spikes hardest — a goal, a wicket, a medal round. Building each competition as a fully separate app meant re-solving the same live-data, notification, and subscription problems over and over — and early on, we did exactly that, with seven apps for what is really three products. A single-event app also goes dormant for years between tournaments, which is a bad deal for everyone: the user deletes it, and the listing rots.
Our approach
We consolidated to three evergreen apps on one shared engine for live scores, tables, fixtures, and results — Football Insight Hub for international tournaments, continental championships and domestic league seasons; Cricket Forge for ODI and T20 internationals plus the major domestic T20 league seasons; and Sport Orbit for the summer and winter multi-sport games alongside year-round athletics, aquatics, and winter sports. Each tournament became a competition behind an in-app switcher rather than its own download, so coverage grew while the number of things to maintain shrank.
What shipped
The franchise runs across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, with live scores, live league tables, fixtures and results, a competition switcher, and archived past seasons. Ads are non-personalized via Google AdMob, and each of the three apps publishes one privacy policy and one set of terms covering every competition it carries.
Beyond our own products, most of our engineering work is client-confidential — field operations tools, internal dashboards, and store-ready launches built under NDA for businesses that don't publish their vendor relationships. If you'd like references in your industry, get in touchand we'll share what we can. If you have an app idea or a manuscript of your own, that's the same form — we take on both.