About ZeroGLabs
ZeroGLabs makes small, focused apps for Android — each one built to do one job well. On this site we introduce the apps, publish their privacy policies and write guides for them.
What we make
Our apps are free and show ads from Google AdMob. None of them needs an account, and we have no server: the apps send us nothing unless you email us yourself.
- Restwork: HIIT Interval Timer: HIIT & Tabata interval timer with voice cues. Keeps going with the screen off. (Privacy policy)
- Ripe: Focus Timer: A Pomodoro focus timer that rings on time, even with the screen off. (Privacy policy)
- Murmur: Sleep Talk Recorder: Hear what you say in your sleep. Your recordings never leave your phone. (Privacy policy)
- Atomap: Periodic Table: From elements to the molecules in everyday products, and back. (Privacy policy)
- Notch: GLP-1 Shot Tracker: A private log for GLP-1 shots, injection sites and weight. (Privacy policy)
- Squared: Split Bills, Expenses: Split trip and group expenses by calendar date or round. No sign-up needed. (Privacy policy)
- Eatnext: Food Expiry Tracker: One barcode, one date. Track food expiry dates without signing up. (Privacy policy)
The blog
Guides, routines and how-tos for the Android apps we make, based on research and written to answer the questions people actually ask.
Every article lists the sources its facts come from, and says so when it shows an app we make. Articles are general information, not medical or professional advice.
Privacy
The website privacy policy explains what this site collects: visit statistics through Google Analytics, with no ads and no accounts. Each app’s own privacy policy is linked in the list above.
Contact
Questions about an app, an article or your privacy? Email us at zeroglabs.dev@gmail.com.
To report a problem in one of our apps, open Settings › About › Report a problem in the app. Pick your email app in the share sheet and the app’s diagnostic log is attached; nothing is sent until you send it yourself.
Found a mistake in an article? Email us the link and what’s wrong.