YamLogic Launches

Nice to Meet You, We are YamLogic

Greetings and the Birth of YamLogic

Hello, I am Yamamoto, the founder of YamLogic. On January 20, 202X, I officially established "YamLogic," a sole proprietorship dedicated to the planning, development, operation, and sales of smartphone applications. Today, I am proud to finally publish our official website, which will serve as the base for all our activities.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone visiting this site today. This website is not just a corporate profile. It will operate as a "transmission base" to share how the apps we create can relate to and improve your daily lives.

Why App Development Now?

With the spread of smartphones, our lives have changed dramatically. However, while things have become more convenient, new problems have emerged, such as "having too many apps to manage" or "a lack of simple tools that only have the necessary functions."

YamLogic aims to create apps that "scratch the itch" you didn't know you had. While all-encompassing apps made by large corporations are wonderful, our motto is to develop apps that respond speedily to niche worries and detailed requests—something only an individual developer can do. That challenge begins here today.

The Full Picture of the First App: "LinkOrganizer"

Consolidating Scattered Information

The memorable first app from YamLogic is named "LinkOrganizer." Along with the launch of our website today, we have also opened a dedicated introduction page for this app.

Modern life involves exposure to a massive amount of "links" every day—websites, social media, videos, news articles, and more. Have you ever forgotten where you saved something you intended to read later, or opened so many browser tabs that things got out of control? As the name suggests, "LinkOrganizer" was developed to intuitively organize and manage this scattered link information.

To Our iPhone Users

Currently, the app is compatible only with iPhone (iOS). We anticipate some may ask, "Is there no Android version?" For now, we have decided to focus on maximizing the usability on the iPhone first. However, support for other platforms, including Android devices, is included in our future development roadmap. We plan to support them sequentially, so we ask for the patience of Android users for a little while longer.

You can check detailed functions and screenshots on the newly established "App Introduction Page." We have designed it to be simple, yet indispensable once you start using it.

The Climax of Development and the "Review" Wall

Development is Complete, But...

I’d like to share a bit of a behind-the-scenes story regarding our current situation. Actually, the development of "LinkOrganizer" itself is almost complete. It runs smoothly on my test devices, and the finish is such that I want you to use it right away.

However, before it reaches your hands, we must cross one more big mountain. That is the "App Store Review."

The "Growing Pains" of a First Challenge

We are currently fully preparing for release on the App Store. However, since this is YamLogic's first app publication, there are more hurdles than expected, such as developer registration with Apple, compliance with strict review guidelines, and tax-related procedures.

The fact that "making something good doesn't mean it reaches people immediately" is the difficult, yet interesting part of app development. The registration process is currently taking some time, so we must ask you to wait "a little longer" before the release.

As a developer, I am filled with the urge to press the "Publish" button immediately! However, to deliver a safe app that everyone can use with peace of mind, we are cherishing this preparation period. I believe the true starting line is the moment the "LinkOrganizer" icon lines up in the App Store after passing the review.

The Future YamLogic Envisions

Information Will Be Released Sequentially

As soon as the release date for "LinkOrganizer" is confirmed, we will announce it immediately on this website and the app introduction page. We also plan to sequentially add update information and tips on convenient usage after the release.

We also intend to actively incorporate requests for additional functions, not just the expansion of compatible devices. Your voice saying "I want this feature" is the best source of nutrition for growing an app.

The Next Concepts Are Also Underway

Furthermore, YamLogic's challenge does not end with "LinkOrganizer." In fact, we are currently planning and developing multiple new apps in parallel. Without being bound by genre, we are refining ideas to give shape to things that make you think, "It would be nice to have this." We hope to publish these rapidly as soon as they are ready.

YamLogic was just born on January 20th, but our passion is second to none. First, please look forward to the release of our first work. We would be happy if you could watch over YamLogic's future growth as both a user and a witness.

Thank you for your support of YamLogic.