JCreates apps and games · updated July 28, 2026
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These nine have no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, and no ads. Every feature is unlocked for everyone, permanently.
Mech Escape is on the App Store. It is free to play and can be finished without spending anything, and it does offer optional in-app purchases including a VIP Weekly subscription.
Your data lives on your device. None of these apps have servers, so nothing is uploaded. The tools listed above all include Backup in Settings, which writes a file you can save to Files or iCloud Drive and restore later, including on a new phone. Your regular iPhone backup (iCloud or Finder) also includes app data. Mech Escape is the exception, and it is covered separately below.
Restoring the new phone from an iPhone backup carries app data across. If you set the phone up fresh instead, export a backup from Settings on the old device first, then use Restore in Settings on the new one.
Yes, from every tool, without paying for anything. Each one exports its records as CSV, and several also export PDFs or shareable summaries. There are no export limits.
No. Nothing here has sign-in, and none of it asks for an email address. Open the app and start using it.
No. BoardFoot, CoopLog, CrumbKeeper, DiscCaddie, PourCalc, ReefCadence, TipSplit and WashQuote are complete and free. There is no Pro tier, no trial, no locked screens, no ads, and no cap on how much you can save.
They are careful estimates from the numbers you enter, and every app shows the formula it used so you can check it. Suppliers, plants, yards, and labs round differently, so verify any figure that money or livestock depends on before you rely on it.
Settings, then Restore Purchases, signed in with the Apple Account that bought it. Purchases work across your devices on the same account.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple: iOS Settings, your name, then Subscriptions. Canceling keeps access until the paid period ends. Refunds go through Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Your save is a single file kept inside the game on your device. A normal iPhone backup (iCloud or Finder) carries it to a new phone when you restore that phone from the backup.
To be straight with you: Mech Escape has no in-app export or import, so there is no way to move a save between two phones by hand, and no way to copy it out. If you set a new phone up fresh rather than restoring from a backup, the save does not come with you.
No. Mech Escape is completable without spending. Override Tokens, the premium currency, drop from certain enemies, from bosses, and from generators, so you can earn them by playing. Nothing in the game is locked behind a purchase.
There are also no ads of any kind, including rewarded ads, and no loot boxes, no gacha, and no energy timers. Every purchase gives exactly what it says it gives.
Open the Command Menu with the ≡ button at the top right, go to the SETTINGS row, and tap the Restore Purchases chip. Use the same Apple Account that made the purchase.
VIP Weekly is an auto renewing subscription managed by Apple. Cancel it in iOS Settings, your name, then Subscriptions. Refunds go through reportaproblem.apple.com.
The Enter Code chip, next to Restore Purchases on the SETTINGS row of the Command Menu, is for promo codes.
Not right now. Mech Escape is iOS only. An Android version is something I would consider based on interest, but there is no date and no promise.
Email josh202@gmail.com with what happened, what you expected, and a screenshot if you have one. If it is a save problem, mention roughly how far you had progressed.
Your den level, streak, cosmetics, and settings are stored on your device. A normal iPhone backup (iCloud or Finder) carries them to a new phone when you restore from that backup. There are no Molt servers and no account.
No. Every part of the game is free, and every purchase is cosmetic only: skins, trails, and den decorations. Nothing you can buy changes speed, scoring, spawns, or anything else about how a run plays.
Open the Store from the main menu and tap Restore Purchases, using the same Apple Account that made the purchase. The Den Pass is an auto renewing weekly subscription managed by Apple. Cancel it in iOS Settings, your name, then Subscriptions. When it lapses, vault cosmetics lock again and everything you bought outright stays yours. Refunds go through reportaproblem.apple.com.
Email josh202@gmail.com with what happened and a screenshot if you have one.
Yes. Every ghost with an @ name is a replay of a run someone actually played on today's map. Opponents marked with a ⌂ are residents: runs generated on your own device when the world is quiet or you are offline. The game never presents a resident as a person.
Runs upload only when they beat your own best for the day, and only while you are signed in to Game Center and online. The app retries by itself the next time it opens with a connection. Offline, the game stays fully playable against residents and bots.
A day counts once you finish a single run. Every seven consecutive days earns a Streak Shield, which covers one missed day automatically, and you can hold two. Shields are earned, never sold.
Locker, then Featured, then Restore purchases, or Settings, then Account. The Phantom Pass is managed by Apple: cancel it in iOS Settings, your name, then Subscriptions. Cancelling keeps everything you earned. Refunds go through reportaproblem.apple.com.
Settings, then Erase local data clears everything on the device. Email josh202@gmail.com to have your uploaded runs removed; they are deleted automatically after 14 days in any case.
Email josh202@gmail.com with the app name, what you tapped, and what you expected. Screenshots help a lot.
Please ask. These apps are built from what people actually request, and small focused requests often ship quickly.
These apps keep your data on your device and collect nothing. The one exception, the ghost runs GhostLoop Daily shares between players, is spelled out in its own policy. Read the general privacy policy, the Mech Escape privacy policy, the Homeprint privacy policy, the GhostLoop Daily privacy policy, or the terms of use.