Small apps that make Hong Kong easier to live in.

Language

Practical, situational Cantonese for migrant domestic helpers in Hong Kong.

港啦 sounds like 講啦 — go on, speak. Which is the whole idea: talking is how you learn.

• Audio-first. Learn by listening and speaking — no need to read Chinese characters to get started.
• Jyutping romanisation throughout, with characters as an optional toggle once you want them.
• Real situations — talking with grandparents and kids, wet-market vendors, doctors, and employers.
• Your language, your interface. English, Bahasa Indonesia, or Tagalog.
• Works offline. An installable web app that keeps working without a connection or spare data.
• Cantonese first, with Mandarin secondary and English available as a target language.

In development

Family

Find baby-changing and breastfeeding facilities anywhere in Hong Kong.

• Know what you're walking into. Babycare rooms (育嬰室), breastfeeding rooms (哺乳室), and nappy-changing boards inside accessible toilets are listed as distinct things — not lumped together.
• All 18 districts covered, searchable on a map or as a list.
• Community photos and ratings from parents who've actually been there.
• Reviewed before publishing. An operator approves community contributions before they go public.
• iOS and Android.

In development

Things to do

Everything on in Hong Kong this weekend, filtered down to what suits you.

• Hong Kong's public events, gathered. Museums, pools, park events, open days, and cultural halls — collected automatically, so nothing gets missed.
• Hand-picked highlights alongside the public listings.
• Filter by what matters — age, fee, date, district, and category.
• Browse freely. No account needed to look around or share something with a friend.
• Sign in for more — save events, set your preferences, and get notified about things you'd actually want to go to.
• English and 繁體中文.

Coming soon