We make apps
we use.
We are an independent studio. We design, publish and maintain our own applications: the ones we kept wishing existed and ended up building ourselves.
What they are built with
How we work
We are not following anyone else's roadmap. These are the rules we set ourselves on our own apps.
It starts as our own problem
Every app comes from something that annoyed us: a queue that would not move, a tank to fill, a charger that turned out to be broken. If we were not going to use it, we did not build it.
One single codebase
Angular and Ionic on Capacitor: the same app on Android, iOS and web. It lets us maintain several applications at once without tripling the work.
Data from official sources
Fuel prices from government ministries, charging points synced daily, live queue times. An app is only worth as much as its data.
No sign-up where none is needed
If an app can work without asking for an account or collecting personal data, it works without them. We ask for the bare minimum and nothing else.
Understood without explaining
Interfaces you get right the first time, with no tutorial and no manual. We put being understood ahead of visual effect.
They get maintained
Publishing is not finishing. The apps keep getting updates, bug fixes and new features for as long as we keep using them daily.
Our apps
AvailableWaitDrop
Real-time queue times for over 100 theme parks. Users set a threshold on their favourite rides and get a notification the moment the queue drops below it.
AvailableGasoLive
Official fuel prices for every station in Spain and Italy, on the map. Users set the price they want to pay and get a notification the moment a station in their area drops below it. No sign-up, data straight from both countries' ministries, and the car screen as co-pilot: the cheapest stations on the route, hands off the phone.
AvailableCargaLive
Every charging point in Spain on a single map: over 20,000 chargers synced daily. Filters by connector, power and operator, real status for each socket reported by the community, and a route planner with charging stops. It answers one question — where can I charge now, and will it work when I get there — and then hands the user over to the operator's own app.
In developmentUpisode
Personal TV show tracking so you never lose the thread. One card per show with the next pending episode, marked as watched with a single gesture, and lists that sort themselves out: following, up to date and finished.
Closed BetaColeMeal
Digitises school canteen tracking. Monitors record each pupil's meal from their phone and families check the menu and the daily report the very same day.
Closed BetaCampaMeal
The same meal tracking adapted to summer camps, where families go days without news. Every day is logged and available to parents with no extra work for the monitors.
And this is only the beginning
We have more applications on the go, at various stages of doneness. We will publish them here as they become ready.
The studio
GitThreeLab is a small independent studio building its own applications.
We are a small group of developers. We get together outside working hours to build the apps we felt like using and could not find anywhere: theme park queue times, fuel prices, charging points, TV show tracking.
Everything here is our own product. We design it, publish it on Google Play and the App Store under our own name, and maintain it ourselves. We do not take commissions or provide services to third parties: this is what we do for the love of it, and the catalogue grows at whatever pace our spare time allows.
Support and contact
Found a bug in one of our apps, got a suggestion, or a question about privacy? Write to us and we will get back to you.