Rime Hill Studios is the app-development side of Rime Hill LLC. We publish CrewHub360 Field, the offline-first mobile app for service technicians, and a line of native iPhone games built for one thumb: no accounts, no sign-ups, nothing to buy. Every app has its support contact and privacy policy right here.
One app for the trades, four for the couch. Each card opens the app’s page with its store links, support contact, privacy policy, and terms.
The mobile companion to CrewHub360 field service management. Quotes, signatures, photos, checklists, and GPS clock-in all work with no signal and sync when the phone reconnects. iOS, iPad, and Android.
A 50-level campaign across ten star systems, twelve bosses, three ships to earn, and an endless mode with a Game Center leaderboard. Drag to fly, lift to hold fire, tap to bomb.
A clean, fast Sudoku built for one-handed play, with a daily puzzle everyone shares, a five-year archive, four difficulties, and an Off-Grid mode where the boxes become jagged regions.
Klondike over a starfield that leans when you tilt the phone, with a daily deal everyone shares, three Game Center leaderboards, and every game pre-certified winnable — unless you’d rather take your chances.
Sniffs through the Promotions tab of your Gmail and turns the pile into one list: the store, the code, what it’s worth, and when it ends. Read-only, on-device, nothing leaves your phone.
Rime Hill Studios is one developer, Rick Conner, publishing under Rime Hill LLC. Twenty-five years of building production systems went into how these apps are made.
The games are SwiftUI and SpriteKit with no cross-platform wrapper. Projects are generated from a YAML spec with XcodeGen so the Xcode project never drifts from the source tree.
Game rules and extraction logic live in packages with no UI dependency, so they run under a plain test command on any OS and in CI before a build ever reaches a device.
The games have no accounts, no sign-ups, and no in-app purchases. Ads are non-personalized only, the advertising identifier is never requested, and progress stays on the device.
CrewHub360 Field is offline-first because the trades work in basements, crawl spaces, and rural routes. Everything a tech does in the field is queued locally and synced when the phone reconnects.
Every app page lists a support address that reaches the developer directly. Device model, OS version, and a short description of what happened is all it takes to get a fix moving.
Rime Hill LLC is a West Virginia company based in Mineral Wells. The same company runs CrewHub360 and the consulting practice at rickconner.com.
Support, privacy, press, or a partnership: one address reaches the studio. Put the app name in the subject line and it gets routed straight to the person who built it.