Software that says what it does
Three programs for macOS, iPhone and Android. None of them guesses on your behalf, and none of them hides what it is about to do.
Tiho Mail
Mail for the address you chose
Your mailbox at your company, your provider or your own server — on every device, working offline, with senders unable to see that you opened anything.
Free See Tiho Mail →
Silt
A disk cleaner that explains itself
Every file it offers to delete comes with a plain explanation of what it is and what you lose. Nothing moves until you say so.
$19 once See Silt →
Tiho Docs
The file on your disk is the document
A native macOS editor for .docx. Open a document, save it, and a byte comparison shows nothing changed.
In development See Tiho Docs →
What the three have in common
It says what it sends
Where something leaves your device, the page for that product says so plainly, and says why. Notifications on Android travel through Google, because no other route to a phone exists. Activating a Silt licence sends the name of your Mac, once. You will not find any of it in small print, because there is none.
Plain sentences instead of labels
Where something costs you privacy or a file, it says so in the same size type as everything else.
No subscription where none is needed
Silt is nineteen dollars once. Mail is free. Nothing renews behind your back.