# Thingular — Press Kit > Every thing has a story - Canonical press kit: https://thingular.app/press/ (this file: https://thingular.app/press/index.md) - Last updated: 2026-10-16 - Press contact: press@goodwhale.me (no PR firm — you reach the developer directly) ## Fact sheet - **Status**: In development. TestFlight in November 2026, App Store release in December 2026 - **Price**: Free to download, with a Thingular+ subscription. Pricing is announced at launch - **Platforms**: iPhone, iPad, Mac (a native Mac app). Built for the iPhone Duo - **Category**: Lifestyle, Productivity - **Languages**: English, French, Finnish - **Requires**: iOS 27.0, iPadOS 27.0 or macOS 27.0 or later - **Privacy**: Data Not Collected. No analytics, no account, no server - **Made by**: Arnaud Joubay (Goodwhale) - **App Store**: TestFlight in November 2026, App Store in December 2026 - **Website**: https://thingular.app/ ## Ready-to-use descriptions **One sentence (~25 words):** Thingular is the home for your things and the stories behind them: photograph a thing, tell its story in your own voice, and watch your home come together, room by room. **Short paragraph (~50 words):** Every thing has a story. Thingular is the home for your things and the stories behind them. Photograph a thing in under five seconds, record the person who knows its story, and the transcript writes itself while the voice stays. Your things live where they live, room by room, and the inventory happens on its own. Transcription and naming run on the device; the family’s voices stay in their own iCloud. **Full paragraph (~100 words):** Thingular is the home for your things and the stories behind them. Photograph a thing, tell its story in your own voice, and watch your home come together, room by room. A thing is captured in under five seconds; its name, room and date can wait. Record Mum telling the story of the clock, or Dad on the record he bought in 1978: the transcript writes itself, and the voice stays. The app is built for a visit to the parents’ home: walk through it with them, one thing at a time, and send the story cards to the family the same evening. They install nothing. Transcription and naming happen on the device, the family’s voices stay in their own iCloud, and everything can be exported at any time; if the subscription lapses, everything stays readable and playable. Thingular is made by Arnaud Joubay, the one-person company behind No Meat Today, No Treat Today, Tortuba, Emojym and Pyup. TestFlight in November 2026, App Store in December 2026, for iPhone, iPad and Mac. ## About Every thing has a story. Thingular is the home for the things in your life and the stories behind them: photograph a thing, tell its story in your own voice, and watch your home come together, room by room. Inventory is a side effect of the stories, never the pitch. The name is Thing + singular: one thing at a time. ### The Christmas visit The first journey is a visit to the parents’ home. Add their Home, pick its rooms, and start a visit: photograph a thing, pick a prompt, record the parent’s story, next. After ten things the app asks for the parent’s Seven, the things that matter most and who should have them. The recap counts what was kept, in their voice, and every story becomes a card the family can receive the same evening. The parent installs nothing. ### Stories are voice-first A story is audio and a photo, not video. The transcript is a by-product, written on the device in English, French or Finnish. Heirloom, collection and inventory are lenses on the same things, not modes. ### On-device by default Thingular ships no analytics SDK and no third-party SDKs; its privacy label is Data Not Collected. Photos and voices stay on the device and in the family’s own iCloud. Export everything, anytime; a lapsed subscription goes read-only, never locked. ## Features - Point, tap, talk: a thing is captured in under five seconds; its name, room and date can wait - Voice stories with a live on-device transcript in English, French and Finnish, and prompts to ask the way a person would - Story cards: a photo, the voice and the words, sent through Messages or WhatsApp to people who install nothing - Rooms, not spreadsheets: things live where they live, in Homes with rooms - The family visit: walk through a parent’s home one thing at a time, with a recap at the end - The Seven: the things that matter most, and who should have them after you - Private by design: transcription and naming on the device, voices in your own iCloud, no account, no server - Yours, for good: export everything, anytime; nothing is ever locked - iPhone, iPad and a native Mac app; two-pane layouts built for the iPhone Duo ## Pricing Free to download. A Thingular+ subscription unlocks more; its price and the free tier’s limits are announced at the App Store launch in December 2026. ## Quotes from the developer Attribute to Arnaud Joubay, developer of Thingular: > "Inventory is a side effect of the stories, never the pitch. The name is Thing + singular: one thing at a time." — on what the app is for ## Assets - App icon (SVG, scales to any size): https://thingular.app/press/app-icon.svg - App icon 1024×1024 PNG: https://thingular.app/press/app-icon-1024.png - App icon 512×512 PNG: https://thingular.app/press/app-icon-512.png - App icon 256×256 PNG: https://thingular.app/press/app-icon-256.png - Press kit bundle (ZIP): https://thingular.app/press/thingular-press-kit.zip ## Links - Website: https://thingular.app/ - Support: https://thingular.app/support/ - Privacy policy: https://thingular.app/privacy/ ## Press kit changelog - 2026-10-16: Kit created ahead of the TestFlight: facts, descriptions, story, features, icon. Screenshots follow the app’s milestones.