The catalogue
Seven products,
one refusal
Every one is built on the same refusal to monetise you. What differs is only how much data the product genuinely needs to function — and for most of them, the honest answer is none at all.
A community-first social network built around real conversation, local connection, and civic engagement — without the algorithmic manipulation and engagement traps of mainstream platforms.
Explore
A no-nonsense workout tracker built for the gym floor. Log lifts in seconds between sets, watch strength trend upward, and keep every rep on your device — your training data never touches a server.
Explore
Resize any photo to exactly the right size for wherever it is going — Instagram, LinkedIn, ads, prints, even passport photos. Every pixel is processed on your device: your photos never leave your phone.
Explore
A privacy-first travel eSIM. Pick a destination, pick a plan, and install in one tap — or just ask Siri. No account, no tracking, no passport uploads.
Explore
One app from booking to touchdown: itinerary, offline translation, emergency numbers, currency, and local know-how — all downloaded before you fly, so everything works with no cell service.
ExploreA job application manager built around a resume vault and an append-only consistency ledger — so months into a search you still know which version of your story went where.
ExploreA transparent polling platform for media organisations, campaigns, and civic groups — live results, demographic breakdowns, embeddable widgets, and a published methodology. It is deliberately on hold: credible polling needs a real respondent base, so Polling launches once Sasquatch Social has the community to support it.
Not yet openHow we build
Principles,
not platitudes
Constraints we hold ourselves to when it costs us something, which is the only time a principle counts.
About
Independent software,
long-term thinking
SaaSquatch Lab is an independent software company in the Pacific Northwest, building tools for communities, travellers, job seekers, and people who lift heavy things — without a surveillance business model underneath. Every product is self-funded, which is the whole reason we can build this way.
Software that leaves you alone
Start with whichever one solves a problem you actually have.