LITrenders — independent studio
LITrenders is an independent development studio that designs, builds and ships its own products. The apps live here — open one in the browser, right now, nothing to install.
The apps
Tap a card and the app opens — no install, no account, no sign-up. Every app also keeps its own page here with the privacy policy, terms and support contact, published permanently so a store listing always has somewhere to point.
A calendar-first budget planner that keeps every number on your own device.
Freestyle rap training in the browser: eleven modes, a round timer and a rhyme library you can edit.
A stylized low-poly anti-gravity racer inspired by the golden age of futuristic racing games.
What the studio does
Every discipline is in-house. That keeps the studio small, opinionated, and quick to change direction when the work needs it.
Native apps in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, and games in Godot. Concept, code, art and store listing all handled in-house.
Current focusInterior and exterior architectural renders — photoreal or stylized, dropped into any environment, time of day, or existing photograph.
Identity, interface and the layout work around a product: icons, store assets, type systems, and pages like this one.
Static sites, small tools and public documentation that has to be fast, permanent and easy to point a store listing at.
The studio
LITrenders started with architectural visualization — interiors, exteriors, and the kind of images that sell a project before a single wall exists. The craft stayed; the medium moved.
Today most of the studio's time goes into Android apps, built end to end: the idea, the code, the art, the store listing, and the documentation you're reading now.
Contact
Project work, a rendering job, a question about one of the apps, or a bug report — it all arrives in the same inbox, and it is answered by the people who build the apps.