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Pennie
Spend less time logging expenses: review finance notifications, get optional AI suggestions, scan bills and export local Excel reports.
Local-first, privacy-first
Prayo builds local-first mobile apps.
- Pennie — local-first expense tracking with optional AI Intelligence and Google Drive backup.
- Wellsight — distance monitoring for healthier viewing habits.
- Cloudless Share — privacy-first file sharing, device-to-device via WebRTC.
What we value
- Privacy-first data stays on-device wherever possible.
- Human-centric design that reduces cognitive load.
- Trusted automation assisted by explainable workflows.
Who we are
Prayo is an independent product studio from India focusing on purposeful mobile applications. We build experiences that feel familiar, are accessible out of the box, and keep the user firmly in control of their data — whether they’re tracking money, building safer phone habits, or sharing memories.
What drives us
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Automation that respects choice
Technology should reduce busywork without hiding what it’s doing. Defaults are helpful, and the user always confirms.
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Local-first by default
We prefer on-device storage and processing. When sharing/export exists, it’s explicit and user-controlled.
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Inclusive experiences
Simple language, accessibility, and flexible flows ensure everyone feels at home.
Our product lineup
We are expanding the Prayo ecosystem with focused apps that work beautifully on Android and beyond.
Available now
Wellsight
A distance monitoring app that helps users maintain a safer distance from their mobile screen and build healthier viewing habits.
In Development
Cloudless Share
Share files directly between devices without cloud storage — photos, videos, music, documents, and more via peer-to-peer WebRTC.
In Development for Android
Built around local-first workflows
Each Prayo product is designed to feel lightweight, clear, and trustworthy — with on-device defaults and explicit user control.
Pennie: finance messages → transactions
- AI Intelligence helps with categories and bill drafts when you enable it.
- Local-first storage keeps your ledger on-device, with optional connected features.
- Google Drive backup, referrals and Roadmap & Ideas bring more ways to protect your data and help shape Pennie.
Wellsight: maintain a safer viewing distance
- Distance monitoring helps users keep healthier viewing habits with gentle feedback.
- Simple insights show patterns without overwhelming dashboards.
- Privacy-minded design prioritises on-device signals and transparency.
- Roadmap & Ideas lets you follow improvements and share suggestions from Settings.
Cloudless Share: files without cloud
- Peer-to-peer sharing via WebRTC: device-to-device, no cloud upload.
- Any file type — photos, videos, music, documents, APKs with no size limits.
- End-to-end encrypted transfers with optional secure mode.
- In Development for Android. Features and the release experience are still evolving.
How to get started (quick guide)
A simple approach that applies across Prayo apps — enable the right permissions, keep control, and let automation do the repetitive work.
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Pick the product that matches your goal
Pennie for budget + expense tracking, Wellsight for safer viewing distance habits, and Cloudless Share for cloud-free file sharing.
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Enable only the permissions you want
When a feature needs access (notifications, sensors, etc.), we explain why — and the app still stays usable if you choose “later”.
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Let on-device automation do the repetitive work
For example, Pennie can parse finance messages to pre-fill amounts and details so you mostly confirm instead of typing.
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Keep your data under your control
We prefer local-first storage. If you export/share, it’s explicit and initiated by the user.
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Review and adjust (instead of re-entering)
Prayo apps aim for “review and confirm” workflows: quick edits, clear summaries, and safe undo where needed.
Ready to collaborate?
We collaborate with teams and communities who care about privacy-first, local-first product experiences — across finance, safety, and sharing.