Which Ronarq apps work without internet
Four of the five apps we make run entirely on the device. No account, no sync, no request to a server while you use them. This page lists what that means for each one.
Which apps work offline?
| App | Works offline | Needs a connection for |
|---|---|---|
| Pofi Pop | Yes, fully | Ads between runs |
| Tombiko | Yes, fully | Ads between runs |
| FoodLog | Yes, fully | Nothing |
| iQ Asist | Yes, fully | Nothing |
| Sınav Asist | Yes, fully | Nothing |
Ads in the two games appear between runs, not during them. With no connection the game keeps playing and the ad slot is simply skipped.
Why build this way?
Two reasons, and neither of them is a philosophy.
The first is that a server is a thing that can be down. An app that reads and writes only local storage has no outage mode. The second is that storing nothing on a server is the shortest path to collecting nothing about you — there is no account, so there is no profile to leak.
What you give up
Offline-only has a real cost, and it is worth stating plainly: your data lives on one device. If you move to a new phone without a device-to-device transfer or an encrypted backup, the history does not follow you.
That is the trade we made. For a food diary or a study timer it is the right one; for something you would want on three devices at once, it would not be.
More in studio notes.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use these apps?
No. None of the apps listed here asks you to create an account or sign in.
Does progress sync between my phone and my iPad?
No. Data stays on the device it was created on, which is the trade-off that comes with storing nothing on a server.