AI, XR, Mobile, PC, Web and Embedded software — KIDA Studios

Models, agents, and intelligent product features shipped into real apps.

Built for the platforms that matter — iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS, tvOS, Android, Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, Linux, Fire OS and SteamOS

  • iOS
  • iPadOS
  • macOS
  • visionOS
  • watchOS
  • tvOS
  • Android
  • Windows
  • Xbox
  • PlayStation
  • Linux
  • Fire OS
  • SteamOS

Explore our apps.

Live on the App Store and Steam — Lookout, 70 BPM, Envora, Down The Drone, Astro Belt, and Captain Star.

Lookout Dual Camera Recorder

  • iPhone
  • Mac
  • Watch

Video recorder for Mac & iPhone — two cameras, one vision. Capture front and rear at once for creators and professionals.

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70 BPM

  • iPhone

Heart rate meets calendar. See how your heart moves through a real day — meetings, focus blocks, and events in context with Apple Health.

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Envora — Dispatch Bulk Emails

  • iPhone

Reach inboxes, not spam. Cost-efficient bulk email for small businesses — without per-subscriber traps and inflated tiers.

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AR Game: Down The Drone

  • iPhone
  • AR

First-person AR shooter. Hostile drone swarms break into your space — point your phone, aim, and take the fight into the real world.

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Astro Belt

  • Mac

Dodge. Destroy. Survive. Pilot your fighter through a deadly asteroid belt, hunt enemies, and outmanoeuvre hazards.

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Captain Star: Endless Shooter

  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Steam

Top-down action strategy. Pilot a high-tech UFO, outrun hostile aliens, and collect luminosity across the galaxy. On Mac App Store and Steam for Windows.

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From the studio.

Build notes on the apps we ship — what worked, what we cut, and what we would do differently.

building a dual camera app

Why We Built a Dual Camera Recorder (And What It Cost Us)

Recording both iPhone cameras at once sounds simple until you meet AVCaptureMultiCamSession. A build note on thermal limits, device support, and why none of it touches a server.

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heart rate and calendar context

What Your Heart Rate Looks Like Next to Your Calendar

A resting heart rate number on its own says almost nothing. Lining the same data up against calendar events changed how we read it — and became the whole app.

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bulk email without a subscription

Sending Bulk Email Without Uploading Your List

Every bulk email platform starts by asking for your contacts. We built one that never sees them — it runs on your phone and your own SMTP server.

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building an AR game

The Room Is the Level Design

In an AR shooter you do not get to design the arena — the player brings it. A build note on what that breaks, and what it makes possible.

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building an arcade game for mac

What I Got Wrong Building an Arcade Game

The first version of Astro Belt had more features and less game. A note on what we cut, and why an arcade score loop is harder than it looks.

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mouse controlled space shooter

Designing a Shooter Around the Mouse, Not the Gamepad

Most space shooters assume a controller. Building one around a cursor changes aiming, difficulty and enemy design more than we expected.

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Frequently asked questions.

Straight answers about KIDA Studios for humans and machines.

What does KIDA Studios do?

KIDA Studios is a software studio that builds custom software, mobile apps, games, augmented reality, and mixed reality (XR) products across AI, mobile, PC, web, and embedded platforms.

What apps has KIDA Studios published?

We publish Lookout Dual Camera Recorder, 70 BPM, Envora, AR Game: Down The Drone, Astro Belt (Mac), and Captain Star: Endless Shooter (Mac App Store and Steam for Windows). See our App Store developer page.

How do I start a project with KIDA Studios?

Email info@kidastudios.com. We begin with a discovery call, then a clear proposal, then iterative build and ship.

What platforms do you build for?

AI, XR, Mobile, PC, Web, and Embedded — including iOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS, Android, Windows, Linux, Fire OS, and SteamOS.