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Every Horizon app in one place — small, focused, and always free.

Toolkit · Aquarium

AquariumMate

Everything you need to keep your aquarium healthy — tanks, water tests, fish and plants — completely offline, no account needed.

Google Play
Daily · Learning

Daily BrainDrop

Nine bite-sized brain boosts every day — words, facts, maths, science and more.

Google Play
Music · Daily

Daily Sound Check

A fresh hit of music every day — artists, charts and the stories behind the songs.

Google Play
Travel · Budget

WanderWallet

Budget your trip offline — track expenses in 155 currencies, split costs, and scan receipts, with no login.

Google Play
Design · Colour

Tintbox

Build colour palettes from harmonies or a photo — check accessibility, then export in any format.

Google Play
Journal · Wellbeing

Dear Diary

A private, offline mood journal that quietly notices your patterns.

Google Play
Toolkit · Property

LandlordMate

Rental property income, expenses, tax and compliance for landlords — private and offline, in one place.

Google Play
Daily · Space

Look Up Daily

NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day, explained — a fresh view of the universe every morning.

Google Play
Daily · History

Today This Day

What happened on this day in history — the events, people and firsts behind every date.

Google Play
Daily · Pets

Daily Paws

Your daily dose of fluff — a new dog or cat breed to brighten every day.

Google Play
Daily · Quotes

Quote This Day

One quote worth carrying, every day.

Google Play
Drinks · Recipes

The Cocktail Shaker

Your pocket bartender — a new cocktail to discover every day, with recipes, quizzes and your own home bar.

Google Play
Game · Travel

Street Cricket

Turn any road trip into a game of cricket — no pitch required.

Google Play
Daily · Trivia

Daily Quizzer

A fresh trivia quiz, every single day.

Google Play
Home · Inventory

Home Asset Manager

Catalogue everything you own — room by room, with photos, values and warranties. No item limit, no subscription, no account.

Coming soon
Money · Subscriptions

Subscription Wallet

Every subscription in one place — catch price rises, rescue free trials and see what you really spend. No bank connection, no account.

Coming soon
Auto · Servicing

Vehicle Service Manager

A complete service history for every vehicle you own — services, fuel economy, reminders and a resale-ready PDF service book. Offline, with no account.

Coming soon
Fitness · Running

To The Moon

A beginner run trainer where every kilometre adds up to real-world milestones.

Coming soon
Toolkit · Trade

ToolTally

A private, offline tool inventory for tradespeople — warranty reminders, an insurance claim pack, and a bonus on-site toolbox.

Coming soon
Sales · Practice

Sales Sparring

Sharpen your pitch against six difficult buyers — every session ends with a score and a coached, line-by-line debrief. Fully offline.

Coming soon

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