eazi.click

Independent studio · Android

Games and apps,
one click away.

eazi.click is the front door. Everything we build lives on its own subdomain behind it — with its own pages, its own support inbox, and no account to create anywhere.

  • 3projects in flight
  • 0sign-ups, ever
  • 1job per app
The eazi.click hub A pointer mark in the centre, with tiles for Slix.io, EchoChromica and Easy Equalizer orbiting it, and two empty slots for what comes next. SLIX.IO ECHOCHROMICA EASY EQUALIZER
Out there

What is live

One so far. Its own site carries the download, the support page and the paperwork — this page only points at it.

Slix.io running: a pink line cutting away
                 from captured mint ground on a map of Lisbon.

Slix.io Cut & Conquer

Cut the map, dodge the hunters, take the region. Steer out of your own ground, draw a line and come back to it — everything the loop closes around is yours, unless something hostile is still standing inside it.

  • Sixty real cities, each briefed with its flag, its skyline and the temperature it is actually sitting at.
  • Eight kinds of trouble on the field, and a boss every twentieth region.
  • Not one audio file in the app: every note is generated while you play.
  • No lives, no energy bar, no account. Android 7.0 and up.
slixio.eazi.click
Play soon Android
Being built

In development

Real projects with code in them, not a roadmap. Each one gets its own subdomain here the day it has something to install.

EchoChromica

A game that builds its level out of whatever your camera is pointed at: the colours of the room become the map and the music. Then the lights go out, and the only way to see the place is to make noise at it.

Subdomain goes up with the first build
In development Game

Easy Equalizer

An equalizer for everything the phone plays: bands and presets, bass, virtualizer, channel balance — and a preamp that quietly holds back a boosted band before it clips, then tells you it is doing it.

Subdomain goes up with the first build
In development Audio
How things are built here

Four rules that do not bend

Some of this is taste. Most of it is just respect for whoever installed the thing.

01

One job each

An equalizer equalizes. A game is a game. Nothing here grows a feed, a shop for something unrelated, or a reason to open it that is not the reason you installed it.

02

No account, ever

No sign-up, no email, no login wall in front of the thing you came for. What you have done lives on your phone.

03

Works on a plane

The app itself does not need a connection. Store purchases and ads do — the part you actually use does not.

04

Paperwork written from the code

Every privacy policy here describes what its app actually does, checked against the source, rather than a template with the name swapped in.

Who

The studio behind the subdomains

eazi.click is where the games and apps we build for Android live. I am Andrii Posia, lead developer — design, code, art, the audio work and the support inbox are handled in house, and everything ships under this name.

Every product gets its own subdomain, and that subdomain carries everything the product needs: the download, the support page, its privacy policy, its terms, its data-deletion route. A game and an equalizer have nothing to do with each other, so nothing is shared between them but the name in the address bar.

If you are looking for help with something you have already installed, the fastest route is the support page on that app’s own site — it knows which app you are talking about. For everything else, the address on the right reaches us directly.

Contact

Say hello

Email is the only channel. No chat widget, no ticket portal, and no queue that answers with a template.

hello@eazi.click
  • Help with an app — use the support page on that app’s site, or write to slixio.support@eazi.click for Slix.io.
  • Press, business, bug reports — the address above.
  • Privacy requests — whichever app they concern; each policy names its own route.