Dudley Development
Put the phones down.
Start the talk.
Table Talk is 420 hand-written conversation-starter cards for dinner tables, first dates, friend groups, and work teams. Free on iPhone. No account. Works offline, always.
- 420 hand-written prompts
- Free to download
- No account, works offline
The apps
Free on the App Store. Clear privacy choices. No subscriptions.
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Table Talk: Conversation Cards
Break the ice. Start the talk. 420 conversation cards for any table.
Table Talk is a free iPhone app of conversation-starter cards for dinner tables, first dates, and friend groups — 420 prompts plus a Would You Rather deck, no account needed, works offline.
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VibeRater Social
Your vibe, your people, your terms
VibeRater Social is a free iPhone social app built around playful photo ratings and real connection. Rate a moment with the VibeMeter, turn it into a VibeRodeo, build your Repli and browse VibeShop, follow people one-way, and keep up with your Squad, Radar, and Rise.
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EconByte: Daily Economics
Learn economics in bite-sized daily cards — like a smart friend, not a textbook
EconByte is a free iPhone app that explains economics in bite-sized daily cards — inflation, interest rates, GDP, trade — in plain language, sourced to named institutions like the Federal Reserve and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Last Human: Dodge the Bots
Survive the AI Office Takeover
Last Human is a satirical top-down arcade dodge game where you're the last remaining office worker in an AI-automated workplace. Dodge the bots before they optimize your desk.
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Powell Prowl: Rate Chase
Sixty rounds of paper-cutout Fed chaos across 15 satirical mini-games
Powell Prowl: Rate Chase is a free satirical iPhone mini-game collection. Play as El Pres chasing Le Chair through 60 hand-tuned levels and 15 distinct game types — tag, sniper, canoe race, wrestle, and more — for a rate-cut memo.
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Beat the Dealer: Card Counting
Learn blackjack basic strategy and card counting — the real math, no casino
Beat the Dealer is an offline blackjack trainer for adults, ages 18+. Learn rule-aware basic strategy and Hi-Lo card counting through structured lessons and graded drills, then test yourself in Table Simulation Mode. No real money, no live-table assistance, no wagering — practice only.
Coming soon
Client work
Apps we design and build for partners, under their brand. Have one in mind? Tell us about it →
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Where's This House?
Guess the location from the street. A geography game powered by HomeLight.
Where's This House? is a free iPhone geography game built for HomeLight. Explore one of 5,000 approved U.S. residential Street View locations, play five timed rounds, and pin each house on the map — the closer your guess, the higher your score.
Latest from the blog
Plain-English answers about phones, photos, privacy, and the internet's weirder corners.
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The Phone in the Middle of the Table
Two posts on September 2 showed opposite ways people handle a pause: disappear into a private phone, or share one object the whole table can talk about.
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What Is Age Assurance in Apps?
Age assurance is how an app or app store estimates, checks, or receives a user's age range so it can apply age-appropriate rules. Here is what it means for social apps, photo apps, and VibeRater users.
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Does Google Photos Ask Photos Use Your Photos for AI Training?
Google says Gemini features in Google Photos do not use your personal Photos data for ads or to train generative AI models outside Google Photos. Here is the privacy catch to understand before you ask AI about your camera roll.
Why Dudley
Built honestly, shipped carefully — the same four rules on every app.
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Free to download
Every app is free. No subscription gatekeeping the features — paid upgrades (like Remove Ads) are optional.
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Privacy-first
Each policy spells out what stays on your device, what reaches a service, and why. No cross-app tracking prompts.
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Honest about ads
Our free apps are ad-supported through AdMob, requested as non-personalized, and disclosed plainly.
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Polish is the point
Tight controls, real haptics, and a sense of humor — details that make an app feel made, not generated.
Questions, bugs, or an idea?
Send us a note and it lands in the studio inbox — usually answered within a couple of days. Already using one of our apps? Support has the quick answers.