Apps for everyday life

Software that takes a little weight off your day.

shineshiao makes practical, friendly apps for the things people juggle every day — looking after a family, preparing for a big step, getting organised. Useful from the first minute, and honest about how they work.

Our vision

A better everyday, one small tool at a time.

Daily life is full of moments that matter and chores that get in the way: the 3 a.m. feed you want to remember, the test you have been studying for. We believe well-made software can lighten those moments. Our vision is a growing family of simple, trustworthy products that help people get through daily life with less stress and more confidence.

  1. Start with a real problem

    Every app begins with something people genuinely struggle with, not with a list of features. If it does not make someone’s day easier, we do not build it.

  2. Respect people’s time

    Calm, clear screens and honest pricing. We design to get you in, done and back to your life, not to keep you tapping.

  3. Be honest and careful

    We say plainly what an app does, what it costs and where its information comes from, and we make the free version genuinely useful.

Our apps

Two apps today, each built around one real need.

Family Hub: Baby Tracker

For new parents in Australia

A baby tracker for Aussie parents. Keep the small details of the early months in one place, so you can spend more time with your baby and less time trying to remember.

  • Feeding, sleep and growth tracking
  • Immunisation reminders
  • Made with Australian families in mind

Aussie Citizenship Practice

Practice for the Australian citizenship test

A free study aid with practice questions in the same three-choice format as the real test, a 20-question mock test, and an explanation for every answer, so you learn why and not just what.

  • Hundreds of practice questions, in our own words
  • Answers explained, with the official source named
  • No account needed

Independent app. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Australian Government. Official information is at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au.