The workshop
Each app starts with a real need: a carousel whose seams line up perfectly, a little note to slip to the person you love. It is then designed, developed, translated and supported in the same workshop, from the first sketch to the replies to your messages.
Working small keeps things simple: no investors to please, no growth at any cost. Just apps that do their job and get better with every release.
Pam, the app craftsman
A wool beanie, a pencil behind the ear, a leather apron: Pam is the mascot of the studio. Workwear blue and workshop orange, the colours of the brand come straight from the workbench, and its typeface, Bricolage Grotesque, is a nod to tinkering.
How the apps are made
- One purchase, for good. A free version to try, then a single payment for the full app. No subscription.
- Privacy by default. No data sold, no advertising profile; analytics and personalised ads only with your consent, and an account you can delete from the app.
- You are heard. A bug or an idea sent from an app reaches the developer directly, and the reply comes back in the app.
- Frugal. Light infrastructure, sized to cost almost nothing and to consume little; data hosted in the European Union.
- For everyone. Up to 13 languages, readable designs, and apps that work on the phones people actually have.
The apps
- Ruban: seamless carousels and film simulations, on Android, iPhone, iPad and Mac.
- Amore Mio: little notes and games for couples, on Android and iPhone.
Other ideas are on the workbench. The news tells you when they come out.
The publisher
Pam's Factory is the trade name of Romain Pamart, sole proprietor (EI) registered in France. Details in the legal notice; to write: pams.factory@gmail.com.