Apps by Aussie Pus

This is the public app portfolio behind Small App Notes. The blog does not describe hypothetical “AI income machines”; it uses shipped products, real store listings and build evidence to explain what solo app development actually requires.

Featured app: Decody

Decody lets a pet owner select one ten-second dog or cat video moment, reviews observable cues with AI assistance and creates an interpretation plus a playful subtitle result. It is intended for curiosity and entertainment—not veterinary advice, behavioural diagnosis, literal translation or mind-reading.

Four real Decody screens showing its complete ten-second pet moment workflow
Real product screens: choose, process, interpret and share.

Download Decody

Free to download with optional in-app purchases. Availability, pricing and features may vary by region.

Google Play App Store Official website

Read the full build story: How I built Decody from Flutter to the public app stores.

More apps and games by Aussie Pus

Neon Drift: Arcflare

One-touch neon arcade driving with ads and in-app purchases.

Google Play · App Store

Neon Bricks

A fast brick-breaker experiment built around short mobile sessions.

Google Play · App Store

Neon Tower

A one-tap tower-stacking arcade game for Android and iOS.

Google Play · App Store

Decernum

A premium generation-ship politics game. Regional price and Android availability can vary.

Google Play · App Store

Car Out Puzzle

A parking-escape puzzle for iPhone and iPad.

App Store

PhotoWeave

A Mac utility for resizing, stitching and preparing image sets.

Mac App Store

Why the portfolio is on this blog

Each app exposes a different business problem: ad placement, in-app purchases, subscription value, paid downloads, store assets, cross-platform release, backend cost or support. Those differences make the portfolio useful evidence for the guides here.

Developer disclosure: These apps are published by the developer behind this blog. Store links are promotional links to our own products, not independent reviews. No install or purchase is required to use the educational content.

New field notes are scheduled weekly after a final fact check.

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