
Metrix
Privacy focused, completely free, health metrics app
Metrix launched on August 13, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,174 of 8,530 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Metrix is a health tracker app designed to help you log, visualize, and optimize your personal health metrics — all while keeping your data private and offline. Metrix makes it easy to record, analyze, understand your health patterns via charts, summaries.
Aryawork builds privacy-first, offline-capable software secured with industry-standard encryption. Every product is designed for trust — your data belongs to you, and only you.
Every line of code we write is guided by our commitment to delivering secure, reliable, and problem-solving technology. We believe your data belongs to you. Security tools must be open to public audit. We prioritize transparency in our architecture and earn and keep your trust. Your data remains a mystery to everyone but you. We build offline-first solutions with industry-standard encryption where you hold the keys. We solve complex problems using robust technical stacks, ensuring memory safety, blazing speed, and cross-platform native performance. Privacy-centric applications engineered for secure productivity. A high-security, offline-first markdown notes & personal vault. Built with Rust…from aryawork.com
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