An independent software studio. Four apps, one job each.
About the studio
Lilawa Co. is an independent software studio. We build small, focused apps for one job each, and we keep looking after them once they ship.
Splitting a dinner bill among friends. Keeping a farm's field notebook ready for an inspection. Getting a freelancer's invoices into a spreadsheet. Studying for a civil-service exam with the law in front of you. Different people, different problems, the same way of working: understand the job, build only what it needs, and explain plainly what the app does and doesn't do.
Our apps
Each app has its own site, support and policies. Here is what each one does.
Scan receipts and split bills in seconds.
Scan a receipt or add items by hand, split by item or equally, and share the bill with a link or QR code. Friends tap what they had, without installing the app or creating an account. Slyce never moves or holds money.
A digital field notebook for farmers.
SIGPAC parcels on the aerial photo; treatments, fertilising, irrigation and harvests logged from the phone. Before exporting, it flags what's missing, then produces the notebook as PDF, CSV or JSON.
Holded invoices in Google Sheets, always up to date.
Sales, expenses, outstanding payments and a monthly summary, refreshed by hand or on a daily schedule. Data goes straight from Holded to your own sheet, not through our servers.
Independent tool, not affiliated with Holded.
Daily tests for the Auxiliar Administrativo del Estado exam.
Short daily tests for Spain's state administrative assistant exam. Every answer shows the exact sentence of the law (BOE) that backs it.
Independent, not affiliated with any government body.
Approach
Each app is built around a single task for a single kind of person. We'd rather do one thing clearly than ten things halfway.
Field-notebook rules for Spanish farms, Holded for Spanish businesses, the BOE for Spanish exams, and fifteen languages for friends splitting a bill anywhere.
Slyce never holds your money. Cuadra sends data straight to your sheet. Opocita shows the law behind every answer. We say what each app does, and what it doesn't.
When you write to us, the people who build the app read it. Feedback turns into the next update.
How we work
Start from a real, recurring task that someone finds tedious today, and the rules around it.
Release a first version that does the core job well, with clear support, privacy and terms pages from day one.
Watch how people actually use it, read every message, and cut what doesn't help.
Updates, store listings and policies stay current. An app is a commitment, not a launch.
Partnerships, press, or a question about the studio. For help with an app, its own support page is the fastest route.