A tiny app studio

Nice little apps for things you actually do

Native, warm, and quietly useful — built for iPhone and iPad. First up: your guitar practice.

No spam. Just a note when something's ready.

First up

TabBuddy

Your tabs and sheet music, on a stand that never falls over. Import a piece, set your tempo, and play — TabBuddy handles the page turns.

  • Bring your own tabs and PDFs — they all live in one library
  • A metronome that lives on the page, not in another app
  • Hands-free page turns, so both of yours stay on the strings
Get early access Coming to the App Store
In the works

Coming along nicely

Three more apps, same idea: do one thing well, feel like it shipped with your phone.

Munin

Voice notes that write themselves down. Speak your mind; Munin remembers.

In development

Tally

Budgeting that doesn't scold you. Know where your money went, to the cent.

In development

Backlog

Every game you own — and the ones you'll finish someday. One down, 74 to go.

In development
And one more thing, quietly

We made games before we made apps

Somewhere in the studio, a fantasy co-op idle game for iOS is brewing. Your party grinds while you're away. That's all we can say — for now.

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About

A small studio with big affection for small apps

Gamic Arts is a tiny team that spent years making video games and now makes the apps we always wished existed. We build native for iPhone and iPad, we sweat the details, and we believe software can be quiet and still have a personality.

One app at a time. TabBuddy is first because we kept losing our place mid-song.