Sixty years of being right about the weather, the soup, and whether you’re dressed warmly enough. Recently she pointed all that certainty at the machines you use every day — and started making apps.
It is not a short list. We trimmed it.
Every software company says they’re “cooking something up.” Nana actually is — one pot, one wooden spoon, no shortcuts and nothing artificial. Small batches, made to order, served hot.
Here’s what’s on the stove today.
She scrubs the junk, clears the caches and finds the files hiding under the couch — so your Mac breathes again. Fifteen tools in one.
Read your lines like you memorised them. A floating prompter that scrolls while you talk, waits when you stop, and hides from screen shares. (Formerly Peek Script.)
A reader for a head that wanders. Three ways to take a page, your own books in whatever format you keep them, and one question at the end: what stayed with you?
Your phone says it is full and will not say why. She goes through the photos and videos, splits them into what can go without losing a picture and what is your only copy, and waits. Looking is free, and nothing is deleted for good.
Lay it on a shelf or hold it against a picture frame, and it taps your hand the moment the thing is straight. You had both hands on the frame anyway. It is free, and it cannot reach the internet, so an advert has nowhere to come from.
A workout timer you never have to look at. Build a session out of exercises and rests, or set plain rounds of work and rest, then put the phone down: the last seconds of every step turn red and beep, so the change reaches you across the room. iPhone, iPad and Mac, one purchase for all three.
People write in about the apps. The kind ones get printed and stuck up next to the shopping list. She has run out of magnets.
I've tested many apps like this, but this one turned out to be the best. Simple to use and genuinely focused on solving the problem of a full drive. Thanks to Nana's, I found out that my video editing program was storing project backups (which I don't need). That's how, within 5 minutes of installing the app, I freed up 80 GB of space. Thanks, Nana's!
Honestly, I didn't expect such a simple disk-cleaning app to impress me this much. But I really ended up loving it. Almost immediately, just a few minutes after paying for the app, I removed nearly 20GB of junk I had no idea was even there, just cluttering up my computer. On top of that, the app has some really nice extra features, like a health check that gives you recommendations on how to improve performance or secure your computer. Highly recommend!
The tech world loves complicated. Nana loves done. Her apps open, do the one thing you wanted, and get out of your way — like a good bowl of soup on a cold day.
What’s ready is on the table, more simmering on the stove. Pay once, pay nothing, or stop whenever you like — no strings whichever way you come — and Nana’s word that they just work.
