Schill Labs makes
software, apps, and games.
It's run by one developer. FragLedger is live. Live QA, four phone apps, and a western settlement builder for Steam are in the works behind it.
The software.
One product is already live. The other is a QA bot for companies, still in the shop.
FragLedger
A CS2 match ledger built from official Valve demos. Paste a share code and keep the rounds, the deaths, and a Frag Rating you can check.
Live QA
A question-and-answer bot for companies. It answers from the company's own material so customers and staff stop hunting through folders.
A western settlement builder.
The first Schill Labs game is a town-building sim set on the American frontier. You pick the ground, put up the buildings, and try to keep the place running when money, weather, and people all have other plans. It doesn't have a public name yet — newsletter subscribers will hear it first.
The apps.
Each one started as something I wanted on my own phone. They're small, they load fast, and they stick to the job they were built for.
Mello
Chill · GameA calm game for the end of the day. Short sessions, soft visuals, and nothing to lose or keep up with.
Dryfire Trainer
Training · DisciplineDry-fire practice with structure: timed drills, par times, and a log that shows whether you're actually getting faster.
Swing Loop
Sport · GolfGolf practice built on repetition and tempo. Ten focused minutes at a time, on the range or in the living room.
Bloom Doc
Lifestyle · PlantsFigure out what plant you have, what's wrong with it, and how to keep it alive.
About Schill Labs.
Schill Labs is a one-person studio in the US. No publisher, no investors, no team of forty. Things ship when they're actually done, and they get supported after they ship.
Nothing ships half-built. If a feature isn't ready, it waits for the next update.
Every app does one thing well instead of ten things badly.
Support email goes to the person who wrote the code. Bugs get fixed.
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