Auraware

Software that keeps the circle small.

We design and ship mobile applications for industries where the people who should see something are a short, specific list — and everyone else is not on it. Android, iOS, and the web, built as one product rather than three.

What we build

Invite-only by default

Access starts closed. Nothing is public, nothing is discoverable, and no one joins a space without being asked by someone already in it.

One product, three surfaces

Native Android, native iOS, and a full web client that behave the same way. Feature parity is a release requirement, not a roadmap item.

Built for a segment

Each application targets a specific industry with its own workflows and obligations, rather than one generic tool stretched to fit everybody.

Current product

PocketCubby

A private, invite-only media sharing service. Photos and video go into a cubby that only its members can open — no public links, no algorithmic feed, no audience beyond the one you chose.

  • Invitation is the only way in
  • Android, iOS, and web clients
  • Media stays inside the cubby it was shared to

More about PocketCubby

New

Vimlo

A training plan built around your goal, your schedule and the equipment you have — with animated demonstrations for every exercise. No account and no tracking: your data stays on your phone.

  • Strength, running, cycling, swimming and mobility
  • Free for 30 days, then one payment — no subscription
  • Android and iOS

More about Vimlo

Vimlo's animated demonstration of a goblet squat: a cartoon figure holding a kettlebell at the chest squats down and stands back up.

New

Springlet

A daily water goal worked out from your weight, activity and climate, with reminders that adapt through the day — on your phone and your watch. No account: your log stays on your devices.

  • Log a drink in one tap, from the app, a widget or your watch
  • Free with a small banner ad, removable with one payment
  • Android and Wear OS, then iPhone and Apple Watch

More about Springlet

Springlet's drink illustrations: a droplet, cup, glass, mug, bottle, sports bottle and jug, each partly filled with blue water.

Working with us

Questions about PocketCubby, Vimlo or Springlet, or a conversation about building something for your industry — all of it starts the same way.

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