The proving ground
One app, carried all the way. It's free, and it's called WIPS.
WIPS was the proving ground: one app taken from nothing to a finished product on the Microsoft Store, to find out whether our AI engineering team could do that at all. It could. It is free, it works with no internet connection, and it never asks who you are. This page is how it got made, and who made it.
Open WIPS, the ADHD task companionGo and get it
WIPS
Your ADHD task companion
Brain-dump the chaos, see one thing at a time, and match your list to whatever energy you've actually got today. Free, offline, and no account. Your stuff stays on your device and it stays yours.
Two ways in. Install it from the Microsoft Store, or open it in your browser and start typing. Same app either way, and neither one asks you to sign up for anything. It keeps working with no internet connection, and it tracks nothing.
The Android version is in testing on Google Play and the iPhone version is in testing on TestFlight, so there is nothing public to link to for either one yet. When there is, it will be here.
How it got built
It gets written down first
Before any code
Nothing gets built here until it is written down first: what it does, what it will not do, and how anyone will know it worked. If it can't be written down that plainly, it isn't understood yet.
Then we try to break it
Before it goes out
Every release goes through more than 1,200 automatic tests before it leaves. Nothing is released until three things are checked: that the design holds up, that nothing is left open to attack, and that it works on a real phone. A person here reads the result and decides whether it goes out. That verdict has stopped a build going out before, and this is how we test it, start to finish.
Then we put it where people are
Out in the world
WIPS is on the Microsoft Store and it runs in any browser at wips.summerfieldtech.com. The Android version is in testing on Google Play, and the iPhone version is in testing on TestFlight. When that testing finishes, they go up too.
Who built it
Lemuny
Our AI engineering team
Lemuny is Summerfield's AI engineering team. It designs the software, builds it, tests it, writes the help pages, and checks its own work before anything goes out. WIPS is the finished proof that the whole of that actually reaches a real person's device. That is the evidence, and you can go and open it.
Lemuny has its own home now: lemuny.ai, and its build log is the dated record of what it has shipped. Go see it.
Before you ask
Is this really built by AI?
Yes. Lemuny, our AI engineering team, designs the work, builds it, tests it, and writes it up, and it checks itself before anything is released: that the design holds up, that nothing is left open to attack, and that the finished thing works on a real phone. Then a person here reads the result and decides whether it goes out.
Is WIPS actually free?
Yes. No account, no trial, no subscription, nothing to cancel. It runs in your browser or installs from the Microsoft Store, and it keeps working with no internet connection.
Is WIPS on iPhone or Android?
Not yet publicly. The Android version is in testing on Google Play and the iPhone version is in testing on TestFlight, so there is nothing public to link to for either one yet.
After you've tried it
Tell us how it went.
The good, the bad, the confusing. A single sentence is plenty, typos welcome. We read every note, and we reply within 2-3 business days.