Frequently asked questions

It is the guessing game, built for game night. Pick a category, think of a secret word, and the other side gets 20 yes-or-no questions to find it. You can play solo against an on-device AI opponent, pass-and-play in the room, host a party round on your Apple TV, or send a quiet game inside Messages.

The app is free to download and free to play, and the free categories stay free. Category packs and avatar packs are optional one-time purchases, coin packs are consumable, and a 2Q Premium subscription (monthly or yearly) opens the full category and avatar library. You never have to buy anything to play a full game.

iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and an iMessage app, all free. The iPhone and iPad app needs iOS 26.0 or newer and includes the Messages app, and the Apple TV build is a separate free download on tvOS. The person you send a Messages round to does not need the app, because the whole game rides inside the conversation bubble.

Battle Mosey is the AI opponent and it runs on Apple Intelligence, so it needs a compatible device: iPhone 15 Pro or newer, or an iPad with an M-series chip. Every other mode works on any device that runs the app. The Apple TV version is deliberately AI-free and acts as the screen for an iPhone-driven game.

Not for the game itself: Battle Mosey reasons on your device with Apple's Foundation Models, and multi-device play connects devices directly over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so no game content routes through our servers. Two things do touch the network: an item missing from the bundled offline cache is fetched from public Wikipedia and Wikidata pages, which carries the item's name but never your questions, along with the cookies and app version any ordinary web request carries, and the optional rewarded ads on iPhone and iPad are served by Google AdMob (the iMessage app and the Apple TV version show no ads and contain no advertising SDK). Your questions are not uploaded at all: the Help Improve Mosey upload that earlier versions offered is not available in the version you can install, so there is no toggle for it in Settings and no endpoint for it to reach.

It scores the official military and public safety fitness tests and builds the training to pass them. Enter your reps and times and FFM runs the 2026 tables for the Army AFT, USMC PFT and CFT, Navy PRT, Air Force PT, Coast Guard PFT, the FBI and law enforcement PFT, and the firefighter CPAT, then shows what it takes to max. It also covers strength programs, live GPS cardio, nutrition and macros, and a daily readiness score.

FFM is free to download, and the free tier keeps working without paying. Full Access is $4.99 a month after a 3-day free trial, with 5 cloud model calls a month, or $24.99 as a one-time purchase that does not auto-renew, with 999 cloud model calls a month and up to 50 cloud requests a day. Premium AI is $9.99 a month, with an annual option in the app, and includes everything in Full Access plus 999 cloud model calls a month and up to 50 cloud requests a day. Monthly use counts attempted model calls, including failed calls. Cached workouts use none; a fallback can use two. Devices on the same IP address share 100 cloud requests a day. The on-device AI coach is included for everyone.

iPhone and iPad on iOS 17.6 or newer, Apple Watch on watchOS 11 or newer, Mac from the App Store, and Android 8.0 or newer. The Mac version is the full training system but has no Apple Health access, and the Watch app is for logging workouts from your wrist.

Only through features you use or turn on: there is no FFM account or sign-in, and FFM reads Apple Health and Health Connect records on your device. On iPhone and iPad, FFM's data is part of your device's own iCloud Backup if you use it, and you can leave FFM out of it in iOS settings; on Android, an encrypted backup file you export carries it. Paid Cloud AI requires its own opt-in. Private Cloud Compute, in FFM 2.3.13 and later on supported Apple devices, requires a separate opt-in. Cloud AI sends a pseudonymous per-install hash, coach messages and selected health summaries to RoxyKovu's AWS service and Amazon Bedrock. PCC sends your messages and selected workout, nutrition or recovery numbers to Apple. Stored cycle context and your profile name and email are not added to PCC requests, but anything you type is sent verbatim. Feedback you explicitly send can also contain what you type. Section 18.1 of our privacy policy lists the transfers and their separate controls.

FFM on Mac has no Apple Health access at all, because HealthKit is not a Mac capability, so readiness and recovery are computed on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. To carry that data across, use the encrypted iCloud Backup and restore under Settings, Data and Backup, which writes to your own private iCloud and not our servers. That is a backup and restore, not live two-way sync.

Email support@roxykovu.com or use the form at roxykovu.com/contact-us, and include your app version, device, and the steps that caused the problem. We usually reply within 1 to 2 business days. Refunds are handled by the store you bought from, so request them through your Apple App Store purchase history or your Google Play order history.

It walks you through a naval letter or memo in nine native steps (document, letterhead, identifiers, recipients, references, enclosures, body, sign and distribute, review and export) and applies the SECNAV M-5216.5 format rules for you. Switch the service on the dashboard and it produces Marine Corps correspondence under MCO 5215.1K or Army memoranda under AR 25-50. Every supported format exports to DOCX. Direct PDF export supports Naval Letter, Memorandum for the Record, and Memorandum For; Army formats export to DOCX.

It is free. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, and no account to create.

Version 1.1.6 runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. The Apple Intelligence writing critics need iOS 26 or later on a compatible device, and those buttons hide if your device cannot run them. Everything else, including the wizard, the validator, the 2,240-code SSIC database, and export, works without them.

No. Drafts sit in the app's private storage, dictation is forced to on-device speech recognition, the AI critics run on-device, and the DOCX and supported direct PDF export engine is bundled and runs offline. Feedback reaches RoxyKovu only after you open Send Feedback, confirm that the report has no PII, CUI, classified information, or draft letter text, and tap send; diagnostics are off by default and add the app version and build, iOS version, device model, and locale only when enabled. A separate off-by-default AI activity attachment carries field names and text-length shapes, never the before or after draft text or AI rationale. Files leave only when you export or share them yourself.

No. It is a third-party tool with no affiliation with the Department of Defense, the Department of the Navy, the Marine Corps, or any other service branch, and it is not an accredited government system. It will apply classification and CUI markings, but it cannot enforce classification controls, so you are responsible for working on an appropriate device and enclave and for checking every output against the controlling manual and your command's policy.

The fastest path is Send Feedback in the app, under Help and feedback in the dashboard menu. The app requires you to confirm that the report contains no PII, CUI, classified information, or draft letter text before every send. The diagnostics switch starts off; when enabled it sends the app version and build, iOS version, device model, and locale. The AI activity attachment has its own off-by-default switch and sends field names and text-length shapes, never the before or after draft text or AI rationale. You can also use the inquiry form on the Naval Letter Builder page at roxykovu.com or the contact form at roxykovu.com/contact-us, and we typically reply within 1 to 2 business days. Name the manual section in question, and keep real letter content out of the report, because the feedback endpoint is not an authorized system for letter content.

Both use the same audited export emitter and carry the same 2,240-entry SSIC database, unit directory, and Navy, Marine Corps, and Army formats. The web version has a 10-step wizard with Service first; the native iOS editor has nine steps because service selection happens on the dashboard. Both export supported formats to DOCX. Direct PDF remains limited to Naval Letter, Memorandum for the Record, and Memorandum For, so Army direct PDF is deferred. The browser build has no voice dictation, Apple Intelligence review, or Face ID app lock, and its letter import is still marked experimental. It also blocks drafting above CUI.

It is free, there is no install and no account, and it runs in any modern browser. Once the page has loaded it keeps working with no network connection, so load it while you still have connectivity. Keep the tab open, because the page is not cached for an offline reload.

No. The hosted version accepts UNCLASSIFIED, CUI, and legacy FOUO only, and Confidential, Secret, and Top Secret are stripped from the interface and blocked at the application's state layer, because a public website is not an appropriate enclave for classified drafting. For those levels, use the iPhone and iPad app on an appropriate enclave-issued device.

Yes, if you are on a CAC-authorized environment appropriate for CUI handling and you have completed your annual DoD CUI training. The first time you mark a letter CUI the tool shows an acknowledgment prompt, then remembers it in that browser, and it can apply the banner, portion markings, and the CUI designation indicator block. The marking assistance is a convenience and not a control, so correct marking, dissemination, storage, and destruction per DoDI 5200.48 and your command's policy stay your responsibility.

Nothing is uploaded. Drafts live in that browser's local storage on that one machine, and DOCX plus supported direct PDF files are generated in the page and download straight to your device. Because drafts persist locally, clear browser storage when you finish on a shared or kiosk workstation, and expect a draft started in one browser not to appear in another.

The menu has a Help and SECNAV reference panel with key manual sections and keyboard shortcuts, plus an About this tool and data handling panel that covers exactly what is stored and transmitted. For anything else, use the inquiry form on the Naval Letter Builder page at roxykovu.com, and we typically reply within 1 to 2 business days.

It puts every account, balance, debt, and due date in one place, tracks your real APRs and 0% promotional deadlines, and compares avalanche against snowball payoff. You import your own statements, so there is no bank login and no account to create. The month-by-month payoff roadmap, the auto-budget, and the assistant are the paid Triage AI tier.

No, and that is on purpose. You export a statement from your bank as CSV, PDF, OFX, or QFX and drop it in, then Triage parses it, cleans up messy payee names, and holds anything unclear in a review queue until you approve it. No screen scraping, and nobody gets your online banking password.

The app is free. The Triage AI tier (the payoff roadmap, auto-budget, and the assistant) is free for 3 days, then a one-time $0.99 purchase. There is no subscription.

iPhone, iPad, and Mac, on iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26. iPad gets a real two-column layout instead of a stretched phone app. The current version is on the Triage product page, which is checked against the App Store on every deploy.

Not by default. There is no Triage account and no Triage server for your ledger; your data sits in an encrypted database on your device, the AI runs on-device by default using Apple's built-in models, and the app carries no analytics, telemetry, or ads. Two settings can send data off the device and both are off until you turn them on: iCloud sync, which end-to-end encrypts transaction amounts and payees and account opening balances (other synced data uses standard iCloud protection), and cloud AI.

Everything in the app that is not AI works the same. On iPhone and iPad you can connect a cloud model with your own API key from a provider you pick, and on a Mac you can install a local model instead (about a 5 GB download) that still runs on your device. Cloud AI is off by default and strips full account, card, routing, IBAN, and Social Security numbers, but merchant names, amounts, balances, and APRs do get sent, redaction is best effort, and your provider's terms apply.

It draws your Apple Home as a live floor plan, so every light, lock, thermostat, and sensor sits in the room it really lives in. Tap a device on the map to control it, or drag it to another room and Vianta moves it in Apple Home too. You can also ask the built-in assistant in plain words to rename accessories, find duplicates, or track down whatever went offline.

Vianta is free, and every feature is included. There is no subscription and no paid tier. The only in-app purchases are three optional tip amounts, and none of them add features.

Mac, iPhone, and iPad, plus an Apple Home you already control. Vianta works with Apple Home only, so an accessory that lives just in Google Home or Alexa will not appear. The assistant runs on Apple Intelligence, so on a device without it you still get the room map and controls, just not the plain-language assistant.

Not on its own. Accessory names, rooms, scenes, and device states are read and processed on your device, and the assistant uses Apple's on-device model. What can leave is what you start: feedback you choose to send us; from version 1.0.7, the words you type, if you turn on Planning with Private Cloud Compute (off by default), which can go to Apple's Private Cloud Compute and never carry anything Vianta reads from your Apple Home; in versions before 1.0.7, your map layout, if you turn on Room Map iCloud sync (off by default), which goes to your own iCloud where we cannot read it and which 1.0.7 removes; and, on a Mac, whatever an outside AI tool you connect yourself reads through Vianta's local interface. Vianta transmits nothing on that last path: it answers the tool on your own Mac, and the tool you chose is what carries the data and decides where it goes, so read that tool's policy before you connect it.

No. Every change is spelled out first as a checklist you approve, and nothing happens until you say yes. Anything that removes something is flagged and confirmed, and risky bulk actions are refused by default.

It pulls the pending updates from your package managers into one dashboard: WinGet and Microsoft Store apps, Chocolatey, Scoop, PowerShell Gallery, .NET global tools, and npm and pip when you have them. One scan gathers everything, you tick what you want, and it updates them together. It can also scan Windows Update if you switch that on.

PatchShepherd is Windows only, for Windows 10 and newer, and it comes from the Microsoft Store. It is not on the Apple App Store, and there is no Mac, iPhone, or iPad version.

PatchShepherd is free, and every feature is included. There is no subscription, no paid upgrade, and no license check. Support RoxyKovu

Installing and removing software on Windows requires elevation, so PatchShepherd needs admin rights to apply updates through the package managers it drives. That is a consequence of what the app does, not a way of collecting information about you.

No: there is no analytics and no telemetry, so your scan results, update history, and settings stay on your PC. What does leave is feedback you choose to send (your message, a random install id, and your app and Windows version), version lookups to nuget.org for your .NET global tools, and the package managers contacting their own repositories as they normally would. Worth knowing: the feedback dialog ticks the attach-my-activity-log box by default, and PatchShepherd can expose your software list to an AI assistant on the same PC if you switch that option on.

It puts one screen onto another screen over your own Wi-Fi. An iPhone, iPad, or Mac can send, and an iPhone, iPad, or Mac can watch, so a phone can mirror to another phone just as easily as to a Mac. Audio travels with the live picture: app audio from an iPhone or iPad, system audio from a Mac, and Peekside sends to one receiver at a time.

Yes. Peekside is on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Mirroring is free, with an optional one-time Peekside Pro purchase.

iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It needs iOS 17 or later, iPadOS 17 or later, or macOS 14 or later, and both devices have to be on the same Wi-Fi network.

Mirroring is free, with no watermark and no session time limit imposed by Peekside. Peekside Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and it adds annotation, recording, Live Text, Instant Replay, follow-zoom, guidance, Companion Cue, presentation mode, and higher resolution when the link can carry it.

No. The picture travels directly between your two devices over your own Wi-Fi, secured with mutual TLS, with no account and no server in the middle. We collect no personal data, no usage data, no diagnostics, and none of your mirrored screen content.

No. Peekside is view-only, so the watching device can see your screen but cannot tap, type, or drive it. With Peekside Pro the watcher can point, draw, or drop a short text label on your screen to guide you, and none of it can press anything.

Protected video appears black because the operating system blocks capture, and Peekside does not work around it. The rest of the screen still mirrors normally.

Usually the two devices are not on the same Wi-Fi network, Local Network permission is off on one of them, or the session was never allowed on the receiving end. Guest networks and client isolation also block discovery. If none of that fixes it, email support@roxykovu.com with both device models, both OS versions, which device was sending, and the step where it went wrong.

Clara keeps everything about the people you care about in one place: birthdays and occasions, sizes, likes, hard no's, gift ideas, and reminders. It also tracks household tasks, so the work nobody notices at home is visible to the people you share your household with.

Yes. Clara is on the App Store now for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The Clara page has the details, and questions go to support@roxykovu.com.

iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Those are the only platforms Clara runs on.

The core (your people, dates, reminders, gift ideas, and household tasks) is free. Optional in-app purchases, all $0.99, add cosmetic frames and sparks for your bubbles, and many can be bought as a gift for someone you have connected with. Clara carries no ads and no third-party tracking SDKs.

Your people, notes, gift ideas, reminders, and never-give rules sit in encrypted storage on your device and sync through your own private iCloud, not a RoxyKovu server. The assistant runs on your device with Apple Intelligence, though voice input can be transcribed by Apple on some devices and languages. Four things do leave: product search sends search terms and interest keywords to our service with the person's name stripped first; feedback carries the message you typed, in every build, and only when you tap send; beta test builds send your Ask Clara request text as diagnostics, which you can switch off in Settings and which App Store builds do not include; and product images load from the merchant's own servers, so those servers see your IP address.

Sharing is on by default, but nothing is shared until you invite a specific person. The people you invite can read the profile fields you wrote about yourself and your own avatar. Sending a Boutique gift also delivers a record naming the recipient. Your gift ideas, notes, and planning stay private to you, so surprises stay surprises.

No, but the full Ask Clara assistant does. Without it, the everyday asks still work: a reminder, a birthday or anniversary, a gift, a chore, or adding a person. The rest of the app does not depend on it.

A friendly daily math-grid puzzle for iPhone and iPad, guided by Pip, a mascot who explains any rule you tap. Fill the grid so every row and column reaches its target, using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, average, or sum of squares. Version 2.0 is a full rebuild built around six seasonal themes.

Free to download, with 120 Daily puzzles included: 30 each across Very Easy, Easy, Medium, and Hard. Optional purchases are coin packs, four 60-day puzzle packs, the Complete Puzzle Library, Remove Ads Forever, and a Daily Club subscription billed monthly or yearly. Subscriptions auto-renew unless you cancel, and Practice mode stays playable without buying anything.

Yes. A full-screen ad plays at the break after some finished puzzles, and you do not choose it. Rewarded videos are optional and start only when you tap Watch Ad. Remove Ads Forever, an active Daily Club subscription, or the Complete Puzzle Library turns the between-puzzle ads off.

Six of them: Classic, Spring, Summer, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Winter. Each brings its own animated Pip, its own numbers and operation symbols, and its own frames. The game can follow the calendar on its own, or you can pick one in Settings.

Puzzle progress, saved games, Daily history, scores, streaks, coins, settings, theme choice, and reminder preferences are all stored locally. There is no RoxyKovu account and no gameplay server. Optional Game Center features and purchases go through Apple.

iPhone and iPad, on iOS 18.2 or later.

It is a calm math-puzzle RPG set in a painted kingdom that is quietly forgetting its own people. You ride region by region, meet eight cousins who each hold their own school of magic, and settle a grid at every stop: each row and column has to come right against its mark. No timer forces your hand, and Calm Mode pauses the Composure drain in Daily so a wrong guess cannot end your run (it switches off achievements and leaderboards while it is on).

Not yet. Numera Saga is not on the App Store, there is no release date to promise, and there is nothing to pre-order. Use the Notify me link on the Numera Saga page to email us, and we will tell you the day it opens.

iPhone and iPad, plus a home-screen widget. We have not announced any other platforms.

The app itself will be free to download. Individual prices are not final, but the plan is optional extras only: coin packs, a cosmetic color pack, chronicle page bundles, and a one-time purchase that removes ads. There is no subscription, and the only advertising is a rewarded tile you choose to tap, never forced and never full-screen.

It plays entirely on your device and sends nothing to us. There is no account, no RoxyKovu server, and no analytics or crash reporter of our own. The rewarded ad you tap is served by Google AdMob, Game Center and purchases are handled by Apple, and progress sync goes to your own iCloud account (on by default, switchable off in Settings).

No. Numera Saga is a separate app with its own App Store record, its own save data, and its own purchases. SumSquare coins, streaks, and progress do not transfer.

A single-player pixel-art roguelite auto-shooter. You move, your keyboard fires itself at the nearest threat, and you draft new abilities and stats mid-run while wading through internet-culture enemies across ten lands and six named bosses. There is no account to create and it plays offline.

No. You handle positioning and the keyboard auto-fires on its own. WPM is one of eight stats you bank between runs, and it drives your in-game fire rate, not your real typing speed.

Not yet. Terminally Online is not on the App Store, and we have not announced a release date. Its product page on our site has a Notify me link that opens an email to us, so we can tell you when it ships.

iPhone and iPad. It is still pre-release, so the system requirements are not final.

Pricing has not been announced yet, since the game has not shipped, and there will be no ads. It does sell consumable packs of in-game premium currency, which you can spend on energy refills and on randomized draws for abilities, titles, and hats.

Each run costs one energy from a tank that refills on its own over time. You can also top the tank up with in-game currency.

Almost none of it. Your entire save, including the display name you type, stays on the device, AES-GCM encrypted with a key generated on your device and held in your Keychain, and the game makes no network requests of its own. The only things that leave are Game Center scores and achievements if you sign in, App Store purchases, and an optional encrypted save copy that syncs through your own iCloud.

A story-driven tactical RPG where your real-life goals power your character through classes, gear, and quests. The world runs from snowy caves to the town of Avalon, and battles play out on tactical maps.

No. It is still in development, and we have not announced a launch date. Message us from the contact page and we will add you to the waitlist for early previews.

Your progress in real life feeds the game. Hit a workout, clear a dungeon. Real-life class tiers set your role, abilities, and starting gear, your stats and coins carry in, and progress updates happen on your device.

We are building it for iPhone and iPad. It is still pre-release, so platforms, system requirements, and features can change before launch.

Pricing is not announced yet. We will publish it before launch, and the App Store listing will be the final word on price and any in-app purchases.

Game progress, character data, and preferences will be stored on your device. The rest of the collection detail goes into our privacy policy before the app is available to download. It will show no advertisements.