The ponk app directory

Apps without
the cost.

Install from your browser. Use the features the app provides, without an app-store account or store billing.

Every listing is read by a person before it appears. Wobble Goblin is our first public app; it uses our free SDK and build skills.

Wobble Goblin

Bodyweight, mobility and barbell workouts with timers, 3D movement guidance and saved progress.

  • 5, 10, 15 or 20-minute bodyweight sessions
  • Separate Power programme for barbell sessions
  • Local history and exportable backups
  • No account or in-app purchases
Fully offline after first load

What the SDK and skills do for you

The SDK gives builders reusable code for installation, data and updates. The skills give coding agents the steps to wire those features and test them. We show what each published app actually delivers.

Keep the app on your phone
The SDK offers supported browser install prompts. The build skill adds the manifest, icons and platform-specific instructions needed for a home-screen app.
Use it without a connection
Builders cache the app and save changes locally. The skills test offline loading and the actual task. Each listing says which features need internet.
Keep settings and progress
The SDK provides local persistence and recovery tools. The skills test closing, reopening, data loss and restore. An off-device export or configured sync service is still needed for device loss.
Choose when it updates
The SDK detects a new version and asks before activating it. Open workouts and unsaved changes must finish before a safe update.
Keep control of permissions
Notification setup happens when you request it. The skills check permission, failure and recovery behaviour. Scheduled push requires a server and is not included in public Wobble Goblin.
Use the controls on a phone
Viewport and safe-area helpers support notches and keyboards. The mobile skill checks touch targets, zoom, rotation and readable layouts.

Fewer fees between you and the developer

App-store commissions can reach 30%. Smaller developers, subscriptions and some regions have lower rates. Buying directly from a web app avoids store billing commission, so developers have room to charge less or keep more of the price for development.

Payment processors still charge fees. Each developer sets the price; savings are not guaranteed. Free apps and paid features are both welcome here, with pricing stated on every listing.

Current programmes: Apple’s 15% small-business rate · Google Play rates and regional rules. Checked 6 November 2026.

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