No Ads.
A small task should stay small. The commitment is an experience without advertising interruptions.
Useful tools shouldn’t ask for your attention,
your account, or your credit card.
A small frustration.
A reason to build.
I just wanted to use a simple tool.
First, I had to watch an ad.
That interruption stayed with me. A calculator, a compass, a light meter—these are small things we turn to when we need to do something. They should help us get on with our day.
AIL WORKS started with the tools I wanted to use myself: straightforward, comfortable, and free. I’m one developer in South Korea, building for people around the world.
A small task should stay small. The commitment is an experience without advertising interruptions.
There is no account to create and no subscription to manage. Open a tool for the task at hand.
Every feature stays free. Optional support will never turn into an upgrade tier or exclusive access.
Small on purpose.
Careful by design.
The plan is a family of independent apps. You can choose the tools you need, without being asked to install the whole collection.
These are design principles, not a substitute for checking the actual app. Sensor requirements, permissions and data behavior will be documented for each release.
How we approach privacy ↗The first four apps are in testing. AIL WORKS has not announced a Google Play release date, a supported device list or a public source license.
Four real apps in testing.
A longer-term ambition for 30+.
Calculator, Light Meter, Outdoor Tools and Color Studio exist and are being tested before their Google Play release.
Confirm device compatibility, verify app behavior and privacy disclosures, and publish genuine download links.
Grow toward 30+ independent apps. Each tool should earn its place; there is no promised release calendar.
I’d like people to learn from, adapt and share these tools. Public source releases are part of the future I’m considering for AIL WORKS.
The repository and license still need to be decided. Until that happens, this is an intention—not a grant of unrestricted copying, modification or redistribution rights.
If the tools are useful to you, optional support is a way to help their continued development. It will never be a requirement to use an app.