The work, done carefully.

Domtelier is a one-person studio — the name blends “Dom” with atelier, the old word for a craftsman's workshop. That's the idea behind it: apps built one at a time, by hand, rather than cranked out of a product factory.

Every app here solves one real problem instead of chasing a feature checklist. BasketStats tracks shot charts and box scores courtside, for coaches who need real numbers by halftime, not a guess. PhaseKit builds interval routines that hold their shape through an actual workout, so nobody's fumbling with a stopwatch mid-set. CourtMode turns a practice plan into a 90-minute session that survives no gym Wi-Fi and a cracked screen. VociApp turns a vocabulary list into something that actually sticks, with AI doing the tutoring instead of a flashcard app doing the nagging.

None of them were built to maximize engagement or chase a growth metric. They're built to be useful, then left alone to keep working.

That shapes a few decisions that show up across the apps: local-first storage where possible, no third-party ad networks or tracking SDKs, and pricing that's upfront and fair — usually a one-time purchase, sometimes an optional subscription for ongoing features — never something you forget you're paying for.

Domtelier is based in Switzerland. If you want to reach out about an app, a bug, or just to say hello, email hello@domtelier.com.