Made by yourOS
Comes with every yourOS, on the ring.
- Checked
- Built and tested with every release.
- Runs
- Inside yourOS itself.
- May ask for
- Anything it needs, with your OK.
- Paid for
- Nothing extra. It’s yours.
Quarter
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Coming soon · Quarter
Quarter is the yourOS app store.
One store for every app on yourOS: the ones we make, apps from companies you already use, and apps from anyone with a good idea. It’s called Quarter because our ring leaves a quarter open, and that’s where everything else comes in.
Tell me what you need. I’ll find it in the Quarter.
Tillwell Shop
by Tillwell
Verified company
Your shop’s orders, stock and deliveries.
Sees: Your orders
Names other than yourOS’s own are examples.
Four kinds of app
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Who made it
Four kinds of app. One set of rules.
Every app in yourOS lives by the same rules. What changes is who made it, how it was checked and what it’s allowed to ask for. You can always tell which is which: it’s in the colour of its tile.
Compare
Verified company
A company that has proved who it is.
- Checked
- Reviewed by people at yourOS before every release.
- Runs
- In its own sealed space.
- May ask for
- What it explains, door by door, money and health included.
- Paid for
- Once or monthly through yourOS, or through its own plans.
Independent
A person or a small studio, or you, selling an app you made.
- Checked
- Reviewed before every release, the same way.
- Runs
- In its own sealed space.
- May ask for
- The same doors, except money and health until they’re verified.
- Paid for
- Once or monthly through yourOS, or free.
Unofficial
Anyone: a person for their friends, or you, with your agent.
- Checked
- Not reviewed, and it says so every time it opens.
- Runs
- A tighter space, with no way out until you open one.
- May ask for
- Only what you grant, one door at a time.
- Paid for
- Its maker’s call, outside yourOS.
Hire
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Finding an app
Don’t shop for apps. Hire for the job.
Tell Roxy what needs doing. She comes back with a shortlist from yourOS and from the people who build for it: what each would do, what it would see and what it costs.
Try saying
- 1Say the job, in your own words.
- 2Read the shortlist. Ours comes first when it can help.
- 3Hire, or let it go. Any time, in one tap.
Chase my unpaid invoices. Politely.
I found three. Ledgerline is the one I’d hire.
Shortlist
Example
Ledgerline
by Ledgerline Ltd
Reviewed
Company
$6 a month
First 14 days free
Would do
Reminds people when an invoice is a week late
Tells you the moment someone pays
Would see
Your invoices
Who they’re for
Never sees
Your messages
Your journal, or Sandra
Anything else
Kept by 9 in 10 after a month
Hired. It starts now.
DaysMade by yourOS · already yours
Can remind you on the due date. Can’t see your invoices.
Open Days
Tally
by Ben Cole
Reviewed
Independent
$12 once
Sends one reminder, in your words. Sees only the invoices you pick.
Kept by 7 in 10 after a month
Hired. It starts now.
Let an app go and everything it kept in your yourOS goes with it.
What should I sow this week?
Allotment knows your weather and your soil. I’d start there.
Shortlist
Example
Allotment
by Moor Studio
Reviewed
Independent
$2 a month
First month free
Would do
A sowing list for your patch, every Monday
Warns you before a frost
Would see
Your town, not your address
Your garden notes
Never sees
Your messages
Your journal, or Sandra
Anything else
Kept by 8 in 10 after a month
Hired. It starts now.
RoutinesMade by yourOS · already yours
Can check the weather each morning and tell you. Doesn’t know plants.
DaysMade by yourOS · already yours
Can hold the sowing days once you have them.
Open Days
Let an app go and everything it kept in your yourOS goes with it.
Split the bills with my housemates.
Halves does exactly that. It only needs the bills you share.
Shortlist
Example
Halves
by Ana Okafor
Reviewed
Independent
$4 once
Try it for a week
Would do
Works out who owes what each month
Sends a kind nudge when someone’s late
Would see
The bills you share
Your housemates’ names
Never sees
Your messages
Your journal, or Sandra
Anything else
Kept by 9 in 10 after a month
Hired. It starts now.
ChatMade by yourOS · already yours
Can message your housemates for you. Doesn’t do the sums.
Let an app go and everything it kept in your yourOS goes with it.
Letting it in
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Letting it in
You see every door before it opens.
Before any app from the Quarter comes in, yourOS shows you exactly what it will see, what it may do, and what it will never touch. Change anything, and Roxy tells you in plain words what you’ve agreed to.
It will see your invoices and your customers’ emails. It asks me before every reminder.
- An update that wants a new door waits for your OK before it installs.
- Close a door later and the app stops at the wall.
- Let it go and everything it kept in your yourOS is deleted.
Let Ledgerline in?
by Ledgerline Ltd · Verified company · Reviewed
It will see
Your invoicesIt can’t work without themNeeded
Customers’ emailsTo send the reminders
Due dates in DaysOptional
It may do
Send a reminder
Mark an invoice paid
Never sees your messages, your journal, Sandra, your files, your other apps or your screen.
Runs sealed, with one way out: to Ledgerline’s own servers.
Free for 14 days, then $6 a month through yourOS. Stop in one tap.
A preview: nothing is sent.
Not now
Ledgerline is in
Change any of this later in Settings, or just ask Roxy.
Rooms
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What it can reach
Rooms, doors and walls.
Every app is a room. A door is something it can reach; a wall is something it never sees. Tap a door to open or shut it, or tap any room to ask about it.
Two doors, both for your orders. I’d say yes.
Tillwell Shop asks for
Free. Tillwell bills for its own service.
Tap a door to open or shut it. Tap a room to ask about it.
Elsewhere
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For the services you already use
Elsewhere, here.
Your shop, your books, your website: the companies behind them can bring their own window into yourOS. They build it with the yourOS kit, and yourOS draws it in your colours, with Roxy beside it. You stop going to them. They come to you.
You use these elsewhere
Tillwell · your shop
Ledgerline Ltd · your books
Kestrel · your site’s visitors
Plotwise · your team’s projects
Ask them
Tillwell
Example
Your shop today
Fourteen orders. Two to send.
Live from Tillwell · updated two minutes ago
14Orders
2To send
$1,240Taken
- 1042Linen apron · Priya S.To send
- 1041Two mugs · Tom H.To send
- 1040Tea towel · Ana O.Sent
Sees your orders, nothing else
Two need sending before four. Shall I book the courier?
Ledgerline Ltd
Example
Who owes you
$1,755 owed to you.
Live from Ledgerline Ltd · updated two minutes ago
3Unpaid
1Late
$75Paid today
- Hollis & Daughter$1,200 · nine days lateReminded
- Fern Studio$480 · due on FridayWaiting
- Kit Barnes$75 · paid this morningPaid
Sees your invoices, nothing else
Hollis usually pays after a second nudge. Send it?
Kestrel
Example
Your website today
312 people on your site today.
Live from Kestrel · updated two minutes ago
312Visitors
4mRead time
18Sign-ups
- /spring-saleMost read today41%
- /aboutRead to the end72%
- /contactLeft halfway30%
Sees your website’s visits, nothing else
The spring sale page is doing the work. Want this every Monday?
Asks
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What gets made
Ask for the app you wish you had.
Say what you need; your ask is anonymous. When enough people want the same thing, someone makes it: a company, a person with an idea, or us. Pledge what it’s worth to you, and pay only when it’s ready.
You’ve wished for that bill-splitter three times. Shall I add your voice?
This week’s asks
Example
Asked
Just you, so far. Others will see it, without your name.
Asked
Split bills with housemates, and remind them nicely.
2,140 want it · most pledge $2 a month You’ve wished for this three times.Tell me when my train’s platform changes.
860 want it · most pledge $1 a month
Being made
Ready in about three weeks.
They said yes.
Allotmentby Moor Studio · Independent
“What should I sow this week, where I live?”
PlanDone
BuildNow
Review by yourOSNext
Plotwiseby Plotwise · Company
“Bring my team’s projects into yourOS.”
Asked by 1,300 of their customersDone
BuildNow
Ready
Last bus homeMade by yourOS · in Routines
Asked for by 3,400. We made this one ourselves. Free, in Routines.
Halvesby Ana Okafor · Independent
$4 once. If you pledged, you pay what you pledged.
Make your own
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Or make it yourself
Don’t want to pay? Make your own.
Tell Roxy what you want from a service you already use, and she makes you a private app for it. If the service has an API, it uses that. If it doesn’t, it reads the pages you already see when you sign in. Then keep it to yourself, or sell it to other people with yourOS, and earn from looking after it.
Make one for
- It’s yours, to keep or to sell. Kept to yourself, it runs sealed like any other app. Shared or sold, it’s reviewed first, like any maker’s.
- Sell it, and earn from it. Set a price and keep 85% of every sale. You look after it: the updates, and the questions people ask.
- Your sign-in stays with you. Where it reads a website, it signs in as you, with details kept in your yourOS. Nothing goes to us.
- If the website changes, it tells you, and you can ask Roxy to fix it. A paid app is kept up by its maker; yours is kept up by you.
Show me this week’s 7am spin classes, and book them for me.
How it connects
No API: it reads the gym’s website
- 1 Finds the timetable on your gym’s website Next Now Done
- 2 Learns where the classes and the Book button are Next Now Done
- 3 Draws your window: this week’s classes Next Now Done
- 4 Adds one hand: book a class, asking you first Next Now Done
Spin
Made by you
- Mon 07:00Spin with Jo3 places
- Wed 07:00Spin with SamFull
- Fri 07:00Spin with Jo8 places
Two of the three still have places. Book both?
Show me this month’s use, and tell me if my bill goes up.
How it connects
No API: it reads your account page, signed in as you
- 1 Signs in as you, with the details you keep in yourOS Next Now Done
- 2 Finds your usage and your bill on the account page Next Now Done
- 3 Draws your window: this month, and last Next Now Done
- 4 Adds a voice: it tells you when the bill changes Next Now Done
Energy
Made by you
- September212 kWh$61
- August188 kWh$54
- Next billDue 14 OctoberUp $7
Your bill’s up $7. The heating came on early.
Just my unsent orders, in one list. I don’t need the rest.
How it connects
Tillwell has an API, so it uses that
- 1 Connects to Tillwell’s API with your own key Next Now Done
- 2 Asks only for orders, nothing else Next Now Done
- 3 Draws your window: what still needs sending Next Now Done
- 4 Adds one hand: mark as sent Next Now Done
To send
Made by you
- 1042Linen apronTo send
- 1041Two mugsTo send
- 1039Tote bagTo send
Three to send. The courier comes at four.
What now?
Only you can open it. Nothing about it leaves your yourOS.
Anyone with yourOS can add it from the Quarter, after a review, under your name.
$1.70to you, from each person, every month
$0.30to yourOS
- Reviewed first, then listed as Independent, under your name.
- Your sign-in never travels with it: each person connects their own account.
- You keep it up: when the service changes, you update it; when people ask, you answer.
Free to make. A preview: nothing is sent.
For makers
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For companies and makers
Five parts, and one file that names them.
Build with the yourOS kit, or bring the MCP server or API you already have. Every app is the same five parts, and people can read all five before they let it in.
{ "name": "Ledgerline", "maker": "ledgerline.com", "window": "panes/owed", "hands": { "send_reminder": { "asks": "first" }, "mark_paid": { "asks": "never" } }, "mcp": "https://mcp.ledgerline.com", "senses": ["invoices", "contacts.email"], "voice": ["paid", "overdue"], "seal": { "reach": ["api.ledgerline.com"] }, "price": { "monthly": 6, "trial_days": 14 }}How you’re paid
A free trial of up to 30 days. Stopping is one tap.
Pay once, keep it. Refunds within 14 days.
Your customers already pay you. yourOS takes nothing.
$5.10to you
$0.90to yourOS
You keep 85%. Paid out on the 1st of every month.
The road in
1A makers’ accountA person, or a company that proves who it is. Companies get verified.Day one
2Automatic checksWhat it reaches, what it asks for and what it keeps, against what it says.Minutes
3A person at yourOSUses it for a day, the way people will.About three days
4A slow startOut to one person in ten, then to everyone.A week
Unofficial apps skip all of this, and say so wherever they appear.
What keeps going
Updates that ask for nothing new go out within hours. One that wants a new door waits for each person’s OK.
Support happens inside yourOS. People stay anonymous unless they choose to share who they are.
Ratings aren’t stars: how many kept it after a month, whether it ever reached past its doors, and how fast you answer.
Trust can be lost. An app that reaches past its doors is stopped at the wall and taken down for review.
Save and earn
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Save and earn
Save money, and make some.
Most people pay every month for more than they use. Roxy finds what you don’t need to pay for, and what she builds for you, you can share or sell.
Save
Example amountsStop paying for what you don’t use.
- Stop renting your appsThe tools you use one corner of, rebuilt as your own. $55.97 a month
- Better plansThe same service for less. She switches it with your OK. $38 a month
- Forgotten subscriptionsThe ones you haven’t opened in months, cancelled only with your OK. With your OK
- No AI subscription of your ownThe AI comes built in: one service that picks the right model for each job. Built in
Earn
Coming soonSell what Roxy built you.
When Quarter, the yourOS app store, opens, share an app you made free, or sell it to other people with yourOS. It’s reviewed first and listed under your name, and you look after it.
$238
a month to you, keeping 85% of each sale. An example.
Questions
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
The short answers to what people ask us most.
What is Quarter?
Quarter is the yourOS app store, and it’s coming soon. It holds yourOS’s own apps, apps from companies you already use, apps from independent makers, and unofficial apps anyone can make. Every one runs by the same rules, and you can always tell who made it.
How do I tell yourOS’s own apps from everyone else’s?
By the tile. yourOS’s own apps are in your colour with a yourOS glyph. A company’s or a person’s app is in their own colour with their letter, and says who made it. An unofficial app is just an outline, and says it hasn’t been reviewed every time it opens.
What can an app from the Quarter see?
Only what it names and you allow, door by door. Before it comes in you see what it will see, what it may do on its own or only after asking you, and what it will never see: your messages, your journal, Sandra, your files and your other apps. Close a door later and it stops at the wall.
Are apps from the Quarter checked?
Yes, unless they’re unofficial. Companies prove who they are; every release from a company or an independent maker is checked automatically and then used by a person at yourOS before it reaches you, and it goes out to a few people first. Unofficial apps aren’t reviewed, and say so.
How do apps get paid?
Through yourOS, once or monthly, with free trials, so stopping is one tap. Makers keep most of what you pay. A company that already bills its customers can keep doing that, and yourOS takes nothing. On Asks, you can pledge for an app before it exists, and you only pay when it’s ready.
Can I make my own app instead of paying for one?
Yes. Tell Roxy what you want from a service you already use, and she makes you a private app for it: through the service’s API if it has one, or by reading the pages you already see when you sign in, if it doesn’t. It’s yours alone, it runs sealed like any other app, and it uses your own sign-in, kept in your yourOS.
Can I sell an app I made for myself?
Yes. Keep it to yourself, share it free, or sell it to other people with yourOS, once or monthly. It’s reviewed first, then listed under your name as an independent maker, and you keep most of every sale. Your sign-in never goes with it: each person connects their own account. In return you look after it: you update it when the service changes, and answer the people who use it.
Can my company bring its service into yourOS?
Yes. If you have an API or an MCP server, you can describe what your app can see and do in one file and build its window with the yourOS kit. Roxy can then use it for people when they ask. Join the makers’ list and we’ll be in touch when Quarter opens.
Your first call
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Be first to meet her
Your first call starts here.
Roxy
On the call
Hello. I’m Roxy.