Software made by people who won't shut up about it.
An independent, opinionated studio making tools, games, and software that actually make life better.
A beautifully minimal interval timer with Pomodoro, presets, scheduling, and break reminders. iOS, Chrome, Android.
Visit lineartimer.comI'd tell you more, but I have ADHD — I'd get a dopamine hit from only talking about it and it'd take longer to actually do it. I'll tell you when it's done. Then I won't shut up about it.
SoonWhat is The InfoDump?
The InfoDump is an independent studio that makes useful, privacy-respecting software — apps and tools we wanted to exist and built ourselves.
We don't track you. We don't sell your data. We don't run ads. We just make stuff and won't shut up about it until we get it right.
If that sounds like your speed, say hi.
Jamal Chishti
Builder, designer, and the reason you can't get him to shut up about software.
The InfoDump is a one-person studio out of Oregon. Jamal built Linear Timer+ because he needed it, then kept building it because other people said they did too. He's late-diagnosed AuDHD (Autistic + ADHD) — which mostly translates to an obsessive eye for detail, a pile of half-formed project ideas, and a pace that lurches between sprint and standstill. The good ideas will, eventually, end up on this page as real things you can use.
He believes software should be useful, honest, and quiet: no tracking, no ads, no dark patterns. If a tool can't earn its keep without those, it shouldn't exist.
Want "Android Beta Tester" on your resume?
Linear Timer+ is coming to Android. Before it ships, it needs real people using it on real devices — not just a simulator running in a dark room at 2 AM.
Sign up and you'll get early access, a direct line to report bugs, and yes — you can absolutely put Android Beta Tester on your resume. We won't tell anyone how easy it was to get in.
No spam. No newsletter. Just an email when it's time to test.
Send word.
We don't have a mailbox. We have a pigeon. He's reliable, mostly. Tell him what you need and he'll come find us.
Send the pigeon → Or, if pigeon-mail is too whimsical: contact@theinfodump.com