mskerba

Independent iOS developer

AI apps that don't ask who you are.

Three apps for iPhone. None of them need an account, none of them keep your data on a server, and each one asks before it sends anything anywhere.

The apps

Aura

On the App Store

Personal style analysis

Take one photo and Aura reads your face shape, features and proportions, then turns that into specific advice — what necklines suit you, how to frame your jaw, which silhouettes work.

  • Face shape and feature analysis in a few seconds
  • Your photo is never stored, by us or by the AI provider
  • Nothing is sent until you tap agree

Poised

On the App Store

Communication coach

For the message you've rewritten six times. Describe the situation and Poised drafts it, explains what to say and what to avoid, then lets you rehearse the conversation against an AI before you have it for real.

  • Drafts with coaching notes, not just text
  • Role-play practice with a debrief afterwards
  • Small talk practice for rooms full of strangers

Plateful

On the App Store

One recipe, made for you

Most recipe apps hand you a thousand options. Plateful asks a few questions — what you feel like, what's in the fridge, how long you have — and returns a single recipe worth cooking.

  • Servings scale live, in metric or US units
  • Hands-free cook mode with timers per step
  • English, French, Arabic and Spanish, with full RTL

The common thread

Built so there's nothing to leak.

No account, ever

There is no sign-up screen in any of these apps, so there's no password to steal and no email list to breach. Your name, email and contacts are never collected because they're never asked for.

No servers of my own

I don't run a backend. Your photos, messages and recipe answers aren't written to a database anywhere, because there isn't one. Settings and history live on your device and leave when you delete the app.

Consent before anything moves

AI features need to send your input to a model to work. Each app explains exactly what will be sent and to whom, and waits for you to agree. Decline and the rest of the app carries on working.

Found a bug? Want a feature?

These are built by one person, so feedback actually reaches the person who can act on it. Replies usually take a day or two.