21 free apps · Small helps for everyday hard bits
Simple tools for busy minds.
Small apps that each do one job: seeing time, getting started, remembering and winding down. Open one in your browser and use it straight away. Neurodivergent-friendly, and helpful for everyone.
- Free
- No account
- No ads
- No cookies
Step 1 of 2
What’s hard right now?
Pick as many as fit. We’ll only show the apps that help.
Step 2 · Open one
Your apps will appear here.
Tap anything that sounds like you. Nothing opens until you choose.
Opens in your browser. No sign-up, and you can add it to your home screen later.
Open Clock Plan
Open Tiny Steps
Open Float Timer
Open How Long Really
Open Did I?
Open Bean Jar
Open Talk Card
Open Easy Eats
Open Joy Menu
Open People Notes
Open Fidget Board
Open Hue Flow
Open Little Town
Open Tidy Up
Open Pattern Garden
Open Marble Run
Open ReadThis Reader
Open ReadThis ShortsReadThis
Hear any web page read aloud.
Or browse by area
Four groups, each with its own page of apps.
Everyday life
Small helpers for remembering, eating, talking and good days.
6 appsExplore: Everyday life
Reading and listening
Natural voices that read to you, on your own device.
Our promise
- Always free
- No account
- No ads or cookies
- Your data stays on your device*
* Except Tiny Steps’ smart steps, which send only the task you type to Cloudflare’s AI (never stored). You can switch to offline steps any time.
Why Favabeans?
Favabeans is the one-person studio of Alzayat Saleh. The name comes from a favourite food. Good software should be like it: simple, honest and good for you.
So each app does one job, asks for nothing, and keeps your things on your own device.
Why is it free? Running it costs very little, so there are no ads and no subscriptions. Installed apps keep working offline.
Alzayat
Same apps on every device
Optional sync for your phone and computer. End-to-end encrypted, no account needed.