Stop subscribing. Start owning.
Software made for one.
Why rent 20 apps built for everyone? Make the ones you actually need, for yourself, your family and your life, and own every one of them.
You probably don’t need another app.
Apps from the store are built for millions of people. So they’re full of things you’ll never use, with a subscription for the parts you do. Something made for you has only what you need.
An app for millionsTen features. You use one. It still bills you monthly.
- Built for everyone
- Generic
- Monthly subscription
- Someone else’s rules
- Your data in another silo
An app for youThree lifts and whether you beat last week. That’s all you wanted.
- Built for you
- Exactly what you need
- Yours
- Change anything
- Your software, your data
Don’t search for an app. Make yours.
Pick a part of your life. Make the app you wish existed.
Make it yours
Start with Ludo. End with yours.
Tell Hobby
- Noah12
- Mom10
- Dad7
- Me6
Software doesn’t have to work for everyone anymore.
It only has to work for you.
Making one
If you can describe it, you can have it.
What do you want to make?
Describe it.
Tell Hobby what you want, in your own words.
Make it yours.
Change anything by simply asking.
It’s yours.
It lives in your Hobby alongside everything else you’ve made. Change it whenever you like.
One home for all your software.
Money. Family. Fitness. Games. Travel. Random little things only you need. Everything you’ve made lives in Hobby.
14 apps · making since March 2025
Good evening, Alex
All apps 14
Imagine this in three years.
Your life shouldn’t need 20 subscriptions.
A workout app, a budget app, a meal planner… each built for millions, each billing you monthly, none of them quite right.
The same eight things, each made for you, all in one place. And room for a hundred more.
Cheaper is the small part. The big part: your workout tracker works the way you work. A generic one never will.
Software used to be expensive to create.
So we built one product and made millions of people use it.
That constraint is disappearing.
The next generation of software can be made for a family. For five friends. For your kid.
Or simply:
for you.
Hobby is a home for that software.
What would you make if software only had to work for you?
Software made for one.
Stop subscribing. Start owning.