Soggy Dog Studios at a glance
Short, current facts about the studio and its apps. Versions update automatically with each release.
The studio
- Name: Soggy Dog Studios
- What we make: small, private, local-first apps for Windows
- Apps: Fetch (meeting notes), Hunter (job search) and Kibble (budgeting and small-business books)
- Website: soggydogstudios.com
- Code and releases: github.com/Soggy-Dog-Studios
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/soggy-dog-studios
- Contact: soggydogstudios.com/contact
The apps
| App | What it does | Latest version | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fetch | Meeting notes. Records calls without a bot joining, transcribes them, and writes summaries, decisions and action items. | 1.2.4 | 3.7 MB |
| Hunter | Job search. Finds jobs, scores them against your experience, writes a tailored resume per job, fills in applications for your review, and runs AI mock interviews. | 1.0.4 | 3.9 MB |
| Kibble | Zero-based personal budget plus small-business books: time tracking, invoices, expenses by Schedule C line and quarterly tax estimates. | 1.0.4 | 5.9 MB |
Price
All three apps and every feature are free during early access. No account or credit card needed. Paid Pro plans may come later, and will be announced well ahead. See Pricing.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11. No Mac or phone versions yet.
- No administrator rights needed to install.
- Internet for installing and updating. Recording, budgeting and most screens then work offline.
- A Claude or ChatGPT plan for AI features: Claude Pro or Max, or ChatGPT Plus, Pro or Business.
- Fetch uses about 1 GB (about 3.5 GB with an NVIDIA graphics card), plus speech models of 0.6 to 4.8 GB. A graphics card is optional.
Details: System requirements.
AI, data and privacy
| App | AI | Where your data lives | Privacy notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fetch | Speech-to-text runs on your PC. Summaries and questions use your own Claude or ChatGPT account (text only, never audio). | Meetings, transcripts and MP3 audio in Documents\Meeting Notes on your PC. | No bot joins your calls. Works offline for recording and transcription. An optional online speech model is available if you choose it. |
| Hunter | Uses your own Claude or ChatGPT plan for writing, scoring and mock interviews. | Profiles, experience and applications in a database on your PC. Saved job-site logins are encrypted with your master password. | Starts in practice mode and never submits an application until you allow it. Automatic submits have a daily limit you set. |
| Kibble | Kibble AI uses your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, and is optional. | Your budget and books in a file on your PC. Works offline. | Never connects to your bank. Finds transactions in your Gmail, and nothing is added until you click Add. |
Soggy Dog Studios doesn't receive your content. With usage stats on, the apps send a few anonymous daily counts, like "3 calls recorded", and you can turn that off. More on our Security page and in Where your data is stored.
More to read
- Comparisons with Granola, Otter, YNAB, QuickBooks, Teal and others, including where they win
- What's new, the release notes
- Help center
Questions people ask
Who makes Fetch, Hunter and Kibble?
Soggy Dog Studios, a small software studio that makes private, local-first apps for Windows.
How much do the apps cost?
All three apps and every feature are free during early access, with no account or card needed. Paid Pro plans may come later, announced well ahead on the What's new page.
Do the apps work on Mac or phones?
Not yet. Fetch, Hunter and Kibble run on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Does Soggy Dog Studios see my data?
No. Your content stays on your computer. If you leave usage stats on, the apps send a few anonymous daily counts, never your content. See Security.