A small studio for focused tools.

What we build

We ship three products, each aimed at a different kind of everyday work. They share a preference for the browser over an install, a local-first default over an upload, and a small feature set over a sprawling dashboard.

• ScanSheet turns a phone into a barcode scanner that writes into a spreadsheet. It is built for small shops, event check-in, libraries, and anyone who counts things.
• LocalOps Studio is a set of 15 file and data utilities - PDF, CSV, images, QR codes, JSON, redaction, hashing, and more - that process everything in the browser.
• TapLoop Arcade is a collection of calm browser puzzles and arcade games with no download and no sign-up.

How we work

• Local-first by default. If the browser can do the job, the file stays on your device.
• Boring reliability. The tools should work on an old phone, a slow connection, and a locked-down work laptop.
• Plain language. Privacy pages and pricing should be readable without a lawyer.
• Small surface area. Fewer features, each one tested and explained.
• No dark patterns. No forced accounts, fake countdowns, or hidden limits.

How we make money

ScanSheet has a paid Pro plan for people who need higher row limits, sync, and export features. TapLoop Arcade is funded by advertising on its own domain. LocalOps Studio is free. We do not sell user data, and we do not build cross-site advertising profiles.

What we are not

We are not a storage company. LocalOps does not receive your files, and ScanSheet keeps scan rows in your browser unless you explicitly connect a sync target. We are not an enterprise platform, and we do not pretend a browser tab is the right place for every job. When a task needs OCR, page-level PDF editing, or a server-side workflow, we say so.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or partnership notes: use the contact page or email support@skycang.com.