The software studio of the Pärna family

Priit writes the code. Karolin answers the mail. We make six products from Estonia, use each one ourselves, and keep them running.

  • HAkiosk
  • MAIMU
  • QSL Buddy
  • MenuMog
  • lookunique
  • IndieBob

The products About us

Priit and Karolin Pärna in Vienna

Six products

Each one solves a problem we had first. Prices are on the product's own page.

HAkiosk hakiosk.com Turns an Android tablet or an iPad into a full-screen kiosk for Home Assistant dashboards, menus and signage. Free on Google Play with a one-time Pro unlock; €4.99 once on the App Store. MAIMU maimu.app Shows where a Mac’s disk space went and deletes only what you confirm. One-time licence, no subscription. QSL Buddy qslbuddy.com Logs ham radio contacts with live DX spots, works offline in the field, and keeps one logbook across your devices. Free web app that installs to your phone. MenuMog menumog.com Digital menus for cafés and restaurants on TVs, tablets and QR codes, edited from a phone. Free while it grows; a paid ordering plan is planned. lookunique lookunique.eu Type an idea or use a photo, and it is drawn in the shop’s own dot style and printed on a t-shirt to order in Germany. From €29.90 (kids) to €44.90 (premium); the unisex shirt is €34.90. Posted free within the EU. IndieBob indiebob.com Analytics, a blog and cold outreach for people who sell software on their own. It is the tool we built to run the others; this site runs on it too. Free plan; Plus is €9 a month.

Notes

All notes
lookunique.eu is open: a t-shirt drawn from your own words Our sixth product opened to everyone on 12 October. You type an idea or use a photo, it is drawn in the shop's own dot style, and the shirt you pick is printed for you in Germany. How to market a side project when you are the only one doing it A weekly marketing loop for one person: a page of facts, one post on your own site, the post taken to where your users are, a few emails written to one person each, and a weekly look at the numbers. How to turn a photo into a t-shirt that looks drawn, not printed How to pick a photo that works on a shirt, what happens to it, which shirt colour, print size and fit to choose, and when to order for a present.