Larder
Photograph what is in your fridge and get three dinners you can cook tonight, plus the one thing worth picking up on the way home.
Every nexapps app is native, designed and released by the studio itself, and runs on the same shared platform. There is one today; the design studies below it are not apps in development.
Not yet launched
A two-minute daily check-in — tap-based, no typing — becomes one clear sentence about your week, and a report you can hand your doctor.

Ideas taken as far as a name, a purpose and a colour, and no further. None of them is in development or available to download.
Photograph what is in your fridge and get three dinners you can cook tonight, plus the one thing worth picking up on the way home.
Point your camera at a warning light on the dashboard and learn what it means, how urgent it is and what to do next.
Take a picture of a struggling plant and find out what is wrong and what to change this week.
Photograph a page of your notes and get a short quiz each evening that keeps returning to what you got wrong.
Record a few seconds of birdsong and learn which bird is singing, and what else to listen for nearby.
Ideas are scored against fixed criteria and read by a panel before anything is built, and the thresholds that would later stop an app are written down before the work starts. Most ideas do not get past that.