Est. Sydney / Abu Dhabi · small studio

One wolf, every app.

dataloup builds serious apps in unrelated categories — a household planner, a training app, a marksmanship instrument for professionals, a listening agent. One standard of craft. Several hunts.

How they’re built

Four rules, every app.

The apps look nothing like each other on purpose — a household planner and a marksmanship instrument should not share a colour. What they share is how they behave.

01

It reports, it never concludes

Every app tells you what was measured, in plain words. “Recovering after six minutes” — yes. “She’s getting better” — no. Bigger type never buys a bigger claim.

02

Gaps stay gaps

Where the signal wasn’t good enough, the line stops dead and the app says so. Nothing is interpolated to make a chart look finished, and no number is ever invented.

03

Your data stays yours

No accounts where an account isn’t needed. No advertising, ever. Each product explains what it stores and what its optional features share, so you can choose what to connect.

04

One clear action

One primary button per screen. No streaks, no badges, nothing designed to pull you back in. An app that earns its place doesn’t need to nag for attention.

est. sydney / abu dhabi
The studio

Small studio. Serious instruments.

Who

dataloup is a small studio. Started in Sydney, now in Abu Dhabi. Data, because everything we ship is driven by what was actually measured. Loup — wolf, in French — because a wolf notices, tracks, and finishes what it starts.

How

Built and shipped by a small studio, with a military habit of finishing things. Every app comes out of a problem we were living with — on the range, in the gym, at home. When the data isn’t there, the app says so; it never invents a number. Your data stays on your phone. No advertising, ever.

What’s next

Nosy Pup, the listening agent that already runs the studio’s own outreach, is becoming a product for other indie developers. Small Wins is in build, gate by gate. BallisticBio is opening its doors to more training cells.

Contact

A licence, a briefing, a partnership — or just a question.

[email protected]

You’ll get a person, not a pipeline.