Pluto.Studio

Small apps and sites for the part of thinking that goes wrong quietly.

Pluto.Studio is an independent studio. We build Android apps and web products — reference tools that hold a lot of material and stay fast, and thinking tools about judgement, attention, and the gap between how people believe they decide and how they actually do.

One thing at a time, finished properly, then the next.

Web Live
Android Google Play
Debias A cognitive bias trainer. Learn all 188 biases from the Cognitive Bias Codex, quiz yourself against real scenarios, and keep a reflection log that shows which biases shape your own decisions. 188 biases 18,869 scenarios Free with ads Pirate Codex A companion handbook to One Piece. Profiles for every character, a location guide spanning the Four Blues, the Grand Line and the New World, and an encyclopedia of Devil Fruits, Haki and the factions behind them. Works offline. Characters & crews Lore & locations Offline access Fan-made and unofficial. Built from the One Piece Fandom Wiki. Sensor Lab Fifteen tools built on the hardware already in your phone — compass, bubble level, sound and light meters, metal detector, QR scanner — plus a logger that records several sensors at once to CSV. Live data, no invented readings. 15 tools CSV logger Free with ads
ReframeIn testing A structured thought record for cognitive behavioural therapy practice. Currently in closed testing and not yet on Google Play.
Polkaboo A dot art puzzle game. Press and hold to grow polka dots and cover everyday objects, while a watching eye pops the dots it sees. On Google Play, and it plays in the browser too. 100 objects 120 palettes 10 languages Verbindung A trainer for German collocations, the pairings that make the language sound natural rather than merely correct. "Eine Entscheidung machen" is understood and wrong; a German speaker meets a decision. 2,490 of them, drilled with spaced repetition. 2,490 collocations English & Turkish Offline, no account
How we build Approach

An app should do one thing and then get out of the way.

Most apps in the self-improvement category are built to maximise the time you spend inside them. That incentive produces streaks, badges, and notifications engineered to nag — none of which make anyone think more clearly.

We would rather build something you open deliberately, use for four minutes, and close having actually learned something. Small scope, no account required to start, no engagement mechanics dressed up as features.

Contact Direct

Bug reports and feature requests get read.

There is no support desk and no ticket queue. Email reaches the person who wrote the code, which means fewer canned replies and slower answers at weekends.

studio.pluto.game@gmail.com