About
About erbittuu studio
erbittuu studio is a one-person iOS studio, building small, focused apps that are meant to be used, not managed.
| The developer | Hi, I'm Utsav Patel — I design, build and maintain every app in this studio myself, from the first sketch to the App Store listing. No team of ten, no product roadmap decided in a meeting. Just one person building things worth using. |
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| Mission | Build apps that respect the person using them: no ads competing for attention, no account wall between you and the thing you opened the app to do, and no dark patterns dressed up as features. |
| Vision | A small catalog of genuinely useful apps — for kids, for creativity, for everyday routines — each one good enough on its own that it doesn't need a franchise of copycats to justify existing. |
| How these apps get built | Every app in the studio follows the same internal engineering standard: a shared checklist for localization, accessibility, analytics, and store compliance, so quality doesn't depend on which app it is. Content — artwork, prayers, learning packs — is served from a shared content repo rather than bundled, so updates ship without an App Store review on the content side. Nothing ships that hasn't been built, linted and validated the same way every time. |
| Technologies used | The apps are native Swift and SwiftUI, targeting iOS 15 and later, with Firebase for hosting, analytics and crash reporting. This website is built with Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, and is entirely data-driven — every app you see here comes from a JSON file, not a hardcoded page. |
| Privacy by default | No accounts, no third-party trackers, no data broker relationships. Each app collects only aggregate, anonymized usage counts and crash reports through Firebase — enough to know what's broken, never enough to identify you. |
| Support & feedback | Every app links straight to a real inbox, not a support ticket maze. Bug reports and feature requests come from actual users and usually ship within a few releases, not a backlog that never gets touched. |
| What's next | More small, focused apps — not a bigger version of an existing one. |
See what's been built
Four apps so far, each one built the same careful way.