At bitScribbles, every app begins the way good ideas do: as a rough sketch. We work out what the app is for, strip away everything it doesn't need, and then spend the real effort on the details. Done right, you never notice the details. Things just work the way your brain expects.
We build focused tools rather than sprawling platforms. Each one does a single job well. It won't do the thing for you; it just makes the thing simpler.
Scribbled by hand. Coded with Claude. Vibe coding, done purposefully.
Each one is free to open in your browser, with nothing to sign up for.
Made because a friend wanted a metronome that didn't suck. No ads, no subscription. Tap to find your tempo, pick a time signature, and accent beat one. Most metronomes stop at 208. This one goes to 240. It's one faster.
Open Metronome →
A liquid analog clock for your phone or desktop, inspired by a certain movie Marquis's wall clock in Paris. Slow, fluid motion you'd actually leave running. There's more to it than the hands let on. Tick tock…
Open Liquid Clock →
Clear (adj.): a day without booze. Clear Tracker counts those days, not the slips. Tap to check in, set your own weekly intention, and mark milestones. Your data stays on your device.
Open Clear Tracker →We'd like to hear from you, whether something isn't working or you'd like to see a tool that doesn't exist yet.