Independent app studio

The work is the homepage.

Traction Labs builds its own consumer apps and keeps them maintained. No client work, no press wall, no invented momentum. The first product is Katha AI.

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Katha AI app icon Currently in development

Katha AI helps adults write fiction with the machine in the room.

Start with a premise. Katha drafts chapter by chapter, and the writer keeps steering: change the direction, rewrite a paragraph, hear the scene narrated aloud, or generate cover art and character portraits.

Fifteen genres are planned, from cosy fantasy to thriller and horror. Stories are private by default. Publishing is a deliberate toggle into a public feed with comments, likes and follows.

Katha AI is not yet available on the App Store or Google Play.

Studio positions

The product sets the pace.

One app at a time

A small product deserves long attention: rough edges removed, old choices revisited, and support kept close to development.

Paid software

The business should work because customers value the product, not because the app found more places to sell attention.

Plain privacy

Collect what the app needs. Explain what is stored. Make account and story deletion understandable.

Support near the code

The person building the app reads the product feedback. Katha issues belong on Katha's support page, not in a studio inbox.

Now - September 2026

Building the first Katha release: chapter drafting, paragraph rewrites, narration, cover generation and the private-to-public publishing toggle.

This line is meant to be edited when the work changes, not expanded into a fake changelog.