No subscription. Your work stays on your own computer or phone, where it is yours to look after. We sell the software, not the people who use it. Upgrades are free.
One, to begin with
Trade goods and services with neighbors, fairly. The app names the first number, so nobody has to.
Two people stand together, say what each is giving, and agree on one sentence. Only their two phones hold it.
Three programs for Mac and Windows
Cash-basis bookkeeping for small companies and their projects. Your books live in a file on your own computer.
A word processor that only does writing. Open it, type, save the file where you like.
Rows, columns and sums, without the clutter. The sheet is a file you keep.
One price, no subscription. A free app is paid for somehow, usually with you.
Your work lives on your own machine. Back it up, move it, keep it as long as you like.
We could keep your work in a database. We don't, so what's yours stays yours.
This is how software worked before everything moved to someone else's servers. It asks a little more of you: your files are yours to back up and look after.