Independent iPhone & iPad apps
Tyche Ventures makes focused tools for systems that are easy to lose track of: home records, family routines, weekly meals, ingredient notes, and staging inventory moves.
The collection
Each product page states the workflow, plan boundaries, privacy choices, and important limits in plain language.
Submitted for App Store reviewHome care, records, and reminders—in one place.
Keep maintenance schedules, appliance details, warranty dates, documents, and possible recall matches in one local-first home record.
Available on the App StoreCalmer routines. Less reminding.
Build visual schedules with one-task guidance, stars, rewards, timers, progress views, and separate profiles.
Available on the App StorePlan the week. Shop with a clear list.
Organize meals, pantry items, and groceries around one plan. It is an organizational tool—not an allergy, nutrition, or food-safety check.
Available on the App StoreYour rules for every barcode.
Compare available ingredient data with rules you choose and review the matches behind each result. Always verify the physical label.
Coming SoonPlan, move, and reconcile staging inventory.
Reserve exact pieces for properties, guide field moves with internal QR labels or manual IDs, and keep location, condition, and movement history together—without a Tyche account.
How we build
Good software should make its boundaries as understandable as its features.
Each app is organized around a specific real-world workflow instead of a maze of unrelated features.
Core planning and record data stays local whenever the product can reasonably work that way. Network features are disclosed where they occur.
Recall matches, barcode data, templates, and planning notes are presented as aids—not guarantees, diagnoses, or substitutes for official sources.
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