Our products

Everything we've built and still run.

Four products in the world today — a spiritual companion, an AI assistant, a Clash of Clans analyzer, and a shared-money tracker. Each one started with a real problem and a real audience, and each one is still ours to improve.

Products shipped
04Products shipped
Live in production
02Live in production
In testing & early access
02In testing & early access
Built & owned in-house
100%Built & owned in-house

The lineup

04 products

01LiveAndroid·Spiritual

Sanatan Marg

sanatanmarg.org

A spiritual companion for followers of Sanatan Dharma — daily rituals, mantras, scripture references, and content curated for modern devotees.

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Daily rituals & guided practiceMantras and sacred scriptureBuilt for everyday devotionFree on Android
02Early accessWhatsApp·AI Assistant

Mobius

askmobius.com

An AI assistant that lives inside WhatsApp. Reminders, expenses, notes and live search — no new app to install, no commands to learn.

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Reminders that actually fireExpenses from a receipt photoVoice notes, PDFs and imagesLive web search with sources
03LiveWeb·Gaming

RushCheck

rushcheck.cc

The verdict on any Clash of Clans account. Paste a player tag for an honest rush score, upgrade priorities and a roast worth sharing — no login.

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Rush score against your Town HallSection-by-section verdictsShareable roast cardsStreamer queue & OBS overlay
04Closed testingAndroid·Money

Quits

quits.cc

Who owes you, who you owe — nothing else. Track loans between friends, split group bills, and settle everything in the fewest payments possible.

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Private loans kept apart from group splitsSplit equally, by amount or personFewest payments to settle upAdd anyone — they don't need the app
05In the works

Next product

We're always building something new. Stay tuned.

Snowpex Technologies

Small team. Big ambition.

We're a focused technology company from India. We build things we believe in, take care with the craft, and measure success by how much people actually use what we ship — not by how many things we launch.