Document scanner & PDF toolkit
Scanzia
A mobile document scanner and PDF toolkit for scanning, organizing, merging, splitting, signing and sharing documents — designed offline-first.
Status:
In development
Coming soon
Independent software product studio
Building mobile products people want to keep using.
EacTech is an independent software studio building mobile applications, casual games and digital tools.
Products currently in development:
Products in development
Four products, each built around one clear job.
EacTech is currently building a document scanner and PDF toolkit, a football trivia game, a block puzzle game and a multilingual word game. None has been released yet — each page below explains what the product is and where it stands.
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Football trivia game
FootyQuiz
A fast football trivia game built around quick matches, offline play and multiplayer competition, with hybrid matchmaking and multilingual question content.
Status: In development Coming soon -
Block puzzle game
Tessera
A modern block puzzle game about strategic placement on a grid: place pieces, clear lines and areas, and chase a higher score in short sessions.
Status: In development Coming soon -
Word puzzle game
Mystery Word
A multilingual word puzzle game where players connect letters to discover words, progress through increasingly challenging levels and play offline.
Status: In development Coming soon
What we build
Software for the phone in your pocket — and what comes next.
EacTech is an independent software product studio focused on mobile applications, casual games and digital tools. The current focus is mobile, with room to grow into web products, SaaS and AI-enabled tools.
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Mobile apps
Apps for iOS and Android built from a shared cross-platform codebase and designed for short, frequent everyday use.
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Casual games
Quick-session trivia, word and puzzle games with clear rules, fair difficulty curves and play that works offline.
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Productivity tools
Focused utilities that remove steps from routine tasks, starting with Scanzia for document scanning and PDF work.
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Digital products
Web products, tools and experiments built on the same foundations, including AI-assisted features where they genuinely help.
Product philosophy
Principles we design and build by.
Every EacTech product is judged against the same short list. It keeps four very different products consistent in how they feel to use.
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Fast by default
Apps should open quickly, respond immediately and stay small to download. Performance is a feature that is designed in, not fixed later.
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Simple and clear
Every screen should have one obvious next step. Plain language, few settings and no clutter between the user and the task.
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Useful before clever
A feature earns its place by solving a real task better. Novelty for its own sake is not a reason to ship something.
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Offline-first where it matters
Core features should keep working without a connection. The network improves the experience; it should not be required for the basics.
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Privacy-conscious architecture
Collect the minimum, process on the device where possible, and be explicit about anything that leaves it.
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Global from day one
Products are structured for multiple languages and regions from the first version, so localization is a configuration step rather than a rewrite.
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Built to scale
Cross-platform code, modular architecture and shared foundations let one small studio maintain several products well.
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Iterative development
Ship in small steps, measure what matters, keep what works. Products improve through frequent, deliberate releases.
How we build
A pragmatic stack, chosen for speed and longevity.
EacTech uses a small set of well-supported technologies across all products, so improvements in one place benefit every app and game.
- Mobile Flutter
- Used where one cross-platform codebase can deliver a fast, consistent app on both iOS and Android.
- Web Astro
- Static-first websites that ship very little JavaScript and load quickly on mobile networks.
- Backend Modern managed services
- Chosen per product for multiplayer, sync and content delivery, keeping operational overhead low.
- Data Offline-first storage and sync
- Local data is the source of truth on the device; sync runs in the background when a connection exists.
- Localization Multilingual architecture
- Externalized strings, locale-aware formatting and per-language content pipelines from the start.
- Analytics Privacy-aware measurement
- Aggregate product metrics that inform decisions, without collecting more personal data than needed.
- Experimentation Small, reversible tests
- Feature flags and staged rollouts so ideas can be validated before they become permanent.
- AI AI-assisted workflows
- Used in development tooling and, where valuable, in product features — never as a label on its own.
The reasoning behind these choices is documented in the open, starting with why EacTech builds mobile products offline-first and how multilingual apps are structured from the start.
Status overview
Four products. One development pipeline.
All four products are being built in parallel on shared foundations: one approach to offline data, localization, analytics and release engineering. A solution built for one product — syncing progress, handling languages, matching players — becomes reusable for the others.
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Stage
Release
Stages: Concept → In development → Beta → Available
Build Notes
Inside the build
Notes on product design, mobile architecture, performance and the decisions behind what we are building.
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Building Multilingual Apps From the Start
Why EacTech designs apps and games for multiple languages from day one: externalized strings, ICU messages, layout, locale formatting and per-language content design.
Related products: Mystery Word FootyQuiz Scanzia
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Designing Multiplayer Games Before You Have Thousands of Players
How EacTech is designing FootyQuiz multiplayer for a small player base: hybrid matchmaking with live PvP, ghost PvP and bots, fair ranked play and async challenges.
Related products: FootyQuiz
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What Makes a Good Casual Puzzle Game?
EacTech's design reasoning for casual puzzle games: rules learnable in seconds, meaningful decisions, fair difficulty and respectful retention, applied to Tessera and Mystery Word.
Related products: Tessera Mystery Word
Why EacTech
A small studio that builds its own products.
EacTech is organized around products, not projects. That shapes how decisions are made: for the long-term health of each app and game, and for the people who will use them.
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Product focus
EacTech builds its own products. It is a product studio, not an agency or consultancy.
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Fast iteration
Short cycles from idea to build to feedback, with small releases.
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Modern technologies
Current, well-supported tools chosen for speed and long-term maintainability.
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Cross-platform thinking
One codebase per product where it serves both major mobile platforms well.
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Global audience
Products designed for multiple languages and markets from the start.
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Performance
Fast startup, responsive interfaces and small downloads as baseline requirements.
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Maintainability
Shared foundations and clear architecture so several products stay healthy.
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Privacy-aware development
Minimal data collection and on-device processing wherever practical.
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Data-informed decisions
Aggregate usage signals guide priorities alongside direct product judgment.
We're building practical and playful mobile products for a global audience.
Follow the products as they move from development to release. Each product page is updated first when its status changes.