Collect less
Only ask for information the product truly needs to work well.
Privacy-first software studio
Privacy LLC
Privacy is a right_> Private by design> Minimum data> No invisible tracking
We build apps, websites, and digital tools that collect only what they truly need, explain what happens next, and keep users in control of their own data.
Operating modelUseful software, sustainable revenue, and respect for privacy can exist together.
Carefully selected ads may support development, but never at the cost of surveillance or user control.
Operating principles
Built around restraint.
Explain clearly
Privacy settings and product behavior should be plain to understand.
Secure early
Security decisions belong at the beginning of the build, not the end.
Respect revenue
Monetization should support useful software without turning users into products.
What we build
Privacy-first tools for everyday digital life.
Privacy LLC creates useful products that collect less, explain more, and give people control over their own data. We build for real users, not advertising profiles or hidden data pipelines.
- Privacy-first apps and web products
- Security-minded websites and digital tools
- Plain-language privacy standards
Current products
Products already taking shape.
Self-hosted financePre-release
Bill Tracker
A private, self-hosted bill planning app for households and personal finance setups.
Progress84%Relationship appWork in progress
Closer Couples
A native relationship app for couples who want a quieter way to check in with each other.
Progress73%Android gameWork in progress
Fruit Fall
A native Android physics merge game built for relaxing one-hand play.
Progress83%Private health trackingPre-release
Privacy: Period Tracker
A private Android period tracker that learns your own cycle rather than the average person's, and keeps every date on your device.
Progress100%Privacy standard
Data restraint is the product strategy.
Every Privacy LLC product starts with a simple question: what is the least information needed to make this useful, secure, and understandable?
Need-to-know data
Products collect only what they need to provide the service.
Clear control
Users should understand what is stored, why it exists, and how to manage it.
Revenue with limits
Monetization must never undermine privacy or turn people into products.