Independent software studio · Poland
Small apps.
Serious craft.
I'm Alex Ast, an independent developer turning everyday friction into focused software—built with care, personality, and respect for your data.

FAMILIES
01 / Selected work
Products with a point of view.
Each began with a simple annoyance. Each became a carefully considered product across app, platform, and presentation.
WINDOWS · PRODUCTIVITY + GAMING
AutoClicker.AACore
Fast, precise mouse and keyboard automation—with timing down to one millisecond and an interface that refuses to be generic.
- Mouse clicks, keys, combinations & sequences
- Global F6 hotkey and live action statistics
- Randomized timing and persistent local settings
- 6 classic themes + 8 full-layout custom skins


v2.0.1
“Hey Cat Phone”MEOW!ANDROID · iOS NEXT
Cat in Phone
Call it. Hear it. Find it.
A private, offline voice-powered way to find the phone hiding somewhere nearby—even when it is locked or muted.
- Focused offline wake-phrase recognition
- Background Find Mode with remembered state
- Alarm-channel response that can actually be heard
- Playful pet, purr, and personality interactions
WINDOWS · macOS · ANDROID · iOS
UniRemind
Remember less. Live more.
A calm, local-first reminder system for commitments that matter—without turning your life into another dashboard.
- Timed, all-day, recurring & occasion reminders
- Timezone-safe native notifications
- Local SQLite storage—no account required
- System, light, and dark themes across platforms


02 / Every edition
One workshop.
Many screens.
Product pages are live. Store destinations are prepared and will activate as each signed edition reaches production.
Windows
AACore · UniRemind
Microsoft Store · COMING SOONAndroid
Cat in Phone · UniRemind
Google Play · COMING SOONiPhone + iPad
Cat in Phone · UniRemind
App Store · COMING SOONmacOS
UniRemind
Mac App Store · COMING SOON03 / The maker
AABuilt after hours.
Not as an afterthought.
Alex Ast is a private pseudonym for an individual designer and developer in Poland. These products are hobbyist work in the best sense: curiosity-led, independently made, and polished far beyond the first working version.
Useful first
Start with a real, everyday problem and keep the solution focused.
Private by design
Prefer local processing and storage wherever the product allows it.
Personality matters
Tools can be dependable without looking or feeling anonymous.