Lazycode: apps by Soumya Ranjan Sethy. Tumble Rotmeter NetSpeed Sanjog Signal Sift Glint Curtain. Contact soumya@lazycode.ai.
Who makes the Lazycode apps?
Soumya Ranjan Sethy, an independent Android developer in Bengaluru, India. Lazycode is the name he publishes under, not a company. He designs, builds and supports every app himself.
Are the Lazycode apps free?
Tumble, Rotmeter and NetSpeed are free to install, Sanjog is free to join with optional paid memberships, Sift, Glint and Curtain are free to install with optional Pro. Signal runs in the browser at signal.lazycode.ai. Current prices are listed on the Apps, products and prices page.
Which platforms do they run on?
The phone apps are for Android and are listed on Google Play. Signal is a web app that opens in any modern browser, with nothing to install.
How do I contact Lazycode?
Email soumya@lazycode.ai for questions about an app, a purchase, a policy or a bug.
Where are the privacy policies?
Each app's privacy policy is linked from the Lazycode privacy policies page at soumyasethy.github.io/lazycode-legal. The Apps, products and prices page lists what each app sells.