Apps
Each one has its own privacy policy and support page — the same URLs the App Store points at.
Salvage the ocean. Build the warship.
A top-down naval action game. Free-roam bounded ocean maps, dodge hazards, and haul salvage back to the shipyard — then assemble a ship part by part on a build grid, where stats sum from what you bolt on and speed is literally thrust divided by mass. Five worlds, ten bosses, no connection required.
Your true reaction time, measured to the frame.
Most reaction tests measure their own lag as much as your reflexes. Layra reads stimulus onset from the display's own frame clock and your response from the raw touch timestamp, so what you get back is your number — not the app's overhead. Seventeen games across reflex, memory, perception and focus, all of it offline.
Your NAS, on the big screen.
A minimal video player for Apple TV that plays straight off the shares and servers you already run — SMB, NFS, DLNA, or files you send to the device over wifi. No transcoding, no library scraping, no companion server, no metadata lookups. Point it at a source and press play.