About
CodeWithTrong
An independent software studio founded by Trong, building apps for mobile, web, and desktop that take the friction out of everyday life.
The recurring jobs at home, on the road, and with the people around you usually end up scattered across a handful of different apps. Each CodeWithTrong app is built around one purpose and handles everything that comes with it, replacing the mix of single-feature apps, spreadsheets, and notes you'd otherwise juggle.
Whatever the platform, the goal is the same: software that's quick to learn, dependable when you need it, and respectful of your time and data. Everything is built in the open. Progress is shared on the devlog, early access goes to people on the waitlist, and feedback from real users decides what gets built next.
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What we build
Mobile
Native-feeling iOS and Android apps that work offline first and sync when they can. Built for the phone in your pocket, not shrunk down from a desktop.
Web
Fast, accessible web apps and companion dashboards that open in any browser, with nothing to install.
Desktop
Desktop tools for macOS, Windows, and Linux when a job needs a bigger screen, a keyboard, or files on your own machine.
What we care about
Focused, not limited
Each app owns one area of your life and covers it end to end, so you aren't stitching together tools that don't talk to each other. Features earn their place; nothing is added just to fill a menu.
Your data stays yours
Local-first wherever it makes sense, plain-language privacy policies, and no selling or sharing of personal data.
Built with testers
Waitlists and feedback decide what gets built next and when something is ready to ship.
Made to last
Apps are maintained after launch: bug fixes, OS updates, and improvements, not abandoned after version one.
How an app ships
- 01step 01
Idea
It starts with an everyday problem that existing tools make harder than it should be.
- 02step 02
Build in the open
Progress, decisions, and setbacks get posted to the devlog as the work happens.
- 03step 03
Waitlist
Each app opens a waitlist early, so the people who want it most hear first.
- 04step 04
Beta
Waitlist members get first access to test builds, and their feedback shapes the release.
- 05step 05
Launch & beyond
Public release, then steady updates driven by real use and continued feedback.
Get involved
The best way to help is to try things early. Join a waitlist, test a beta, and say what works and what doesn't. For partnerships, press, or anything else, reach out at hello@codewithtrong.com.