About Logic Tools Dev
Logic Tools Dev is a small independent studio that builds focused mobile apps and games. The public catalog on this site mirrors the real product list maintained in our app metadata: each title has a short tagline taken from its own project description, a privacy policy page, and — where screenshots or a web demo already exist — those assets too.
We started the studio because most “utility” apps ask for an account before they do the job. Our rule is the opposite. If a calculator, tip splitter, plant reminder, or puzzle session can run on-device, it should. That is why the homepage stats emphasize titles, Play listings, and browser demos rather than download counts or store ratings we are not repeating here.
What we actually ship
The catalog mixes three kinds of software you can already open from this site:
- Tools & utilities such as SimpleCalc, TipSplit, ShiftCalc, and UnitFlow — one-job calculators and converters that keep history and settings on the device.
- Brain & puzzle titles such as MindMatrix, Trivia Blitz, BrainSpark, and DailyVocab — short sessions built around original questions or daily streaks, with MindMatrix and Trivia Blitz also offering playable web demos under /play/.
- Lifestyle, health, finance, and games — PlantPal for watering schedules, GymLog and Midnight Rest for personal logs, currency and portfolio helpers, plus FutBoss and Robito Nap for quick offline play.
Status badges on each app card come from the same build metadata that generates the site: “On Google Play”, “In testing”, or “Coming soon”. We do not invent store rankings or review scores on these pages. If a Play link is present, it is the real package id already wired in the generator; if a title is still marked coming soon, the page explains what the app is for using the description already claimed in the project file.
How the site is built
This domain is static HTML served by Cloudflare Pages from the committed public/
folder. The pages are produced from app metadata (names, categories, taglines, icons, optional
store listings) so the web catalog stays aligned with the real apps instead of becoming a
separate marketing rewrite. Privacy policies are copied or linked per app. Ads, when shown,
use the publisher line already authorized in ads.txt.
Why the pages look “small” on purpose
Many app landing pages on the open web are padded with fake testimonials and invented download totals. Ours stay short on hype and longer on function. The About page, this catalog, and the offline-first guide exist so a reviewer (or a curious parent) can see what the studio builds without wading through doorway pages. If an app is still marked coming soon, the description still has to match the project file — we would rather say less than invent a feature.
Browser demos under /play/ are the same idea in interactive form: MindMatrix, Trivia Blitz, and FutBoss can be tried without installing anything. That is part of the evidence that these are real products, not a parked domain waiting for ads.
Playable demos and honest badges
Three titles currently expose browser demos under /play/: MindMatrix, Trivia Blitz, and FutBoss. Those demos are part of the content surface a reviewer can open without installing anything. Status badges elsewhere — On Google Play, In testing, Coming soon — come from the same metadata table that builds the site. We would rather show “coming soon” than invent a store ranking.
Contact
Studio updates and demos are posted on YouTube @logictoolsdev. For product questions, start from the specific app page — each one links its privacy policy and, when available, a Play listing or browser demo.
If you want a plain overview of how the tools fit together, read What these offline-first tools are for.