Small studio,
crafted apps.
Dansk Rumskrot is a one-person studio building native apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch — with Apple TV on the way. Each one is a focused tool that does its job and stays out of your way. They share one design language and one principle: nothing you do in them is reported back to us.
Made in Randbøl, Denmark
Apps


Scan cards. Build decks. Play.
Point the camera at a card and ManaScope names it; decks check themselves; the whole table joins the life counter.


Level in one trip, not five
Which side, which end, how many centimetres — read live on your Apple Watch while you wind the steadies.

Your servers, one tap away
A real GPU-rendered SSH terminal, live dashboards for every host, and standalone SSH on Apple Watch.

Your Mac’s desktop, nothing to install
Uses the Screen Sharing already in macOS. Real Mac keys above the keyboard, SSH tunnels, Shortcuts.
When the network breaks, find where
Diagnose a host in one tap, grade its TLS, audit email DNS, track cert expiry. 20 tools, on-device.

See what every BLE device says
Beacons decoded in the scan list, the full GATT tree, live sensor dashboards, Nordic DFU — on your phone.

See the whole NFC tag
Chip, maker, raw memory and every NDEF byte. Then write links, Wi-Fi and contacts, and lock it.

Look inside before you unpack
ZIP, RAR, 7-Zip and TAR: browse the tree, view photos and code in place, save only what you choose.

GitHub issues before the thought is gone
Opens on the composer, last repo selected. Attach the screenshot, paste the log, tap Create.

The band’s shared songbook, on stage
Chords anchored to syllables, so the sheet stays right in any key — and every device follows the same line.

A real file browser for your NAS
SMB and SFTP, direct to your own servers — on iPhone, iPad and, for the first time, Apple TV.


A real RSS reader on your wrist
Folders, feeds and whole articles, fetched and extracted by the watch itself — your phone can stay home.


One big number: how fast, how steep
Speed, climb, grade and heading, live on your wrist or iPhone. Not navigation — instruments.


Frunk, climate, charge — one tap, no cloud
Commands go straight to the car beside you over Bluetooth, on iPhone and on your wrist. The car confirms.


Sights worth stopping for, one card
Mount your phone and drive. When a castle or beach is coming up: a photo, how far, which way.


Spot the match. Beat the clock.
Any two cards share exactly one symbol. Find it first — alone, daily, or against friends on one screen.

A working Tesla token in seconds
Sign in once on Tesla’s own site; copy a valid token with one tap, prove it, paste it into code.


137 BPM. Can your finger do that?
See a tempo, tap what it feels like, and make the waves lock. No beat is given. Silent is fine.