Tools and toys
for people who
expect more.

An independent studio crafting apps and games that feel like objects — made with care, curiosity, and unreasonable attention to detail.

The studio

A small studio building software that feels like an object.

Horizon Designs makes apps and games with the conviction that software can be warm, precise, and made with evident care. We are small on purpose — the kind of small that lets details decide everything.

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    Craft

    Every pixel, every frame, every word earns its place.

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    Curiosity

    We build what we wish existed, not what's easy.

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    Details

    The small things are the whole thing.

Now building

Four things in the works.

Our first shipments — one habit, one keyboard, one tool, one toy. All made at Horizon, and the first two land in November.

PRODUCT 01Launching soon
Pixel-slime fitness

Glup

A pocket-arcade fitness tracker for iPhone. Workouts, water, body and self-care, watched over by a pixel slime that reacts to your day — green when the week goes well, gold when you close Monday to Friday. No account, no server: your data stays yours.

PRODUCT 02November 20
THOCK
The keyboard you can feel

Thock

An iPhone keyboard with real mechanical switch sounds, haptics tuned to each switch and keys that sink under your finger. Autocorrect in English and Portuguese, themes for light and dark mode, and no internet, no account, no AI: what you type never leaves your iPhone.

PRODUCT 03Coming Soon
Attention-aware video

Percept

A macOS app that automatically switches between your cameras based on where you're looking. Invisible when you don't think about it, perfect when you do — for livestreams, video calls, and recordings that flow with you.

PRODUCT 04Coming Soon
A little desktop companion

Mochi

A desktop pet for macOS that lives on your screen, reacts to your work, and makes your computer feel a little more alive. Charming, quiet, and always just there.

Philosophy
Good software is an act of respect.
It says: I noticed. I cared. I made this for you.
The Horizon Manifesto