Code and Sea

Code and Sea

Simple intentional software with no subscriptions

codeandsea
@codeandsea
Published on Sep 14, 2026
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About Code and Sea

Code and Sea (Ltd) is an independent UK software development studio focused on building simple, privacy-first, and value-driven digital products. Founded by a solo developer building in public, Code and Sea rejects software bloat, intrusive data tracking, and subscription rental fatigue in favour of tools that respect the user's focus and wallet. Our Portfolio Includes: Mantra Timer: A minimalist, privacy-focused Transcendental Meditation timer for iOS and iPadOS, engineered without guided noise, intrusive notifications, or monthly fees. Tidal Draft: A pay-as-you-go workflow tool (Chrome Extension & Figma Plugin) that captures live web pages and imports them into Figma as fully editable designs. Driven by a commitment to thoughtful software craftsmanship and a sustainable pace of work, Code and Sea exists to build clean, purposeful software that lasts—funding a quiet, ocean-side life along the UK coast. Know more: https://codeandsea.com/

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codeandsea
@codeandsea

Hey everyone! I'm the solo dev behind Code and Sea. I build simple, privacy-first tools like Transcendence and Tidal Draft without the usual subscription fatigue. Would love your feedback!