We build focused consumer apps for Indian households — each one designed to do a single thing well, in a few minutes, every day.
Couples
A daily question for two. Small prompts that keep a relationship talking, even on busy days.
loveblob.com →
Learning
Ten minutes of general knowledge, language and stories a day — set up by a parent, done by a child.
famzolearn.com →
Kitchen
Cook what you already have. Track the pantry, plan the week, waste less food.
In developmentNostomic Technologies LLP is a consumer software business based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. We design, build and publish our own mobile applications rather than building to order for clients.
Our products share a common shape: a short daily interaction, a clear reason to come back, and no attempt to hold your attention longer than the task deserves. We would rather build something you use for four minutes and close than something you scroll.
Famzo Learn is live at famzolearn.com — free to try in the browser, with the phone apps in testing. Loveblob is at loveblob.com, taking waitlist signups ahead of its store release. Famzo is still in development and has its page here for now.
Each app runs its own site because each speaks to a different person — a parent, a couple, a cook. This page is the company behind all three.
Each app has its own privacy policy, because each collects different information for different reasons. We do not maintain a single blanket policy across products — that would be both less accurate and less useful to you. Each policy lives on that app's own site, so there is exactly one authoritative version of it.
A few commitments hold across everything we build:
Full detail is in each app's privacy policy: Loveblob · Famzo Learn · Famzo.
General enquiries: hello@nostomic.com
Support: support@nostomic.com
Privacy and data requests: privacy@nostomic.com
Each app does one thing, finishes, and gets out of the way. That constraint is the product — it is why there is no feed, no infinite scroll and, in Famzo Learn, no advertising at all.
