Adinand Innovations · an independent app studio in India
Four small utilities for iPhone and Android. Each one runs on the phone itself, with no ads, no analytics and no tracking, and each has a demo you can try before granting a permission or signing in to anything.
Apps
Three on the App Store and Google Play. One on Google Play only.
Gmail cleanup, by sender.
Groups your Gmail inbox by sender so you can clean bulk mail, newsletters, and promotions in one tap, unsubscribe with one tap, and create auto-trash rules. All processing happens on-device; only email metadata is accessed — never bodies or attachments.
Independently security assessed: App Defense Alliance CASA Tier 2, performed by TAC Security.
Search inside every PDF you own.
Search every PDF you own at once — including scans. On-device OCR, no account, no cloud, no ads. Tap a result to open the exact page with the match highlighted.
Tidy your YouTube subscriptions.
Reads your YouTube subscriptions on-device to show what's gone quiet, what's flooding your feed, and how to tidy it. You confirm every change. No servers.
Automatic file sorting for Android.
Sorts the files sitting in the folders you choose into Downloads › Sorted Files, by file extension. No ads, no accounts, no analytics; the only network use is Google Play Billing.
Principles
None of our apps has a server of its own. Where an app needs the internet, it talks to Google's own APIs and to the app store for billing, never to a server of ours.
There is no ad SDK and no analytics SDK in any of the four apps. Nothing about how you use them is reported to us.
Every app has a demo mode with sample data, so you can see how it works before granting a permission or signing in to an account.
Each app is free to download. A Pro upgrade is sold as an in-app purchase through the App Store or Google Play; the price is shown in the app and on its store listing, so this site does not quote one.
Studio
Adinand Innovations is an independent app studio.
Each app has its own website with a privacy policy, a support page and, where the app handles account access, a security page. Those pages, not this one, are the place to read exactly what an app can and cannot touch.
Studio: support@adinand.com