Aquarius Mobile Studios is an independent Android app studio on Long Island, New York, turning unusual ideas, obscure records and niche knowledge into apps people actually use. Every app is privacy-first: no ads, no analytics SDKs, no accounts and no data selling, and most run entirely on your device. The catalog runs from declassified UFO files and Nikola Tesla's seized papers to the Gospel of Thomas, the Sumerian tablets, the real Bavarian Illuminati and Gerald Massey’s ancient Egypt; from moon ritual, lucid dreaming and shadow work through spiritual alchemy to hurricane history, cryptid sightings and North Fork wine touring; and the studio's first game, Bigfoot Drop.
Project Fast Walker: UFO Files, with 179 declassified government UAP documents (120 of them FAA sighting reports), 152 official videos, 130 clippings and 176 patents, every entry linked to its official source.
Tesla Declassified: ask Nikola Tesla anything. An AI grounded in 3,049 digitised pages of his seized archive, including FBI File 100-2237, with every answer citing its source page.
Lucid Dream Training & Journal: a lucid dreaming trainer and private dream journal, with a 7-night guided path, guided breathing, on-device binaural audio, and a journal that never leaves your phone.
Esbat: a daily tarot card from the 1910 Waite-Smith deck, a moon calendar, a book of shadows and a sigil maker for the practicing witch. Offline, no account, and nothing you write leaves the device.
The Gospel of Thomas Daily: an offline reader carrying all 114 sayings and the prologue from Nag Hammadi, with a word-by-word Coptic interlinear and one line each day. One saying a day is free; a single one-time unlock opens the whole library.
Vine & Tide: a North Fork winery day planned in 60 seconds (46 Long Island wineries with hand-checked walk-in, group, dog and limo policies, and an itinerary that works offline).
The Gnostic Library: twenty-one gnostic and non-canonical texts (the Gospels of Thomas, Mary, Judas and Philip, the Book of Enoch, Thunder Perfect Mind, the complete Pistis Sophia and more), complete and free to read at thegnosticlibrary.com, with an offline Android app on Google Play in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Bigfoot Drop: the studio's first game, a one-tap Sasquatch precision game where every landing is scored from 0.00 to 100.00, across 17 trails in Pine Ridge Camp. Out now on Google Play.
Anunnaki & Sumerian Tablets: the popular Anunnaki claims set beside the real clay tablets, with 10 evidence files, real translations and a verdict on every claim, offline. Out now on Google Play.
Illuminati Declassified: the real Bavarian Illuminati, 1776–1787, read from the order's own seized papers, one real passage a day, offline, with no membership for sale.
Hurricane Calendar: every recorded hurricane, typhoon and cyclone on the calendar, 13,314 storms from 1842 to 2026, each replayed along its official NOAA track. History only, never a warning service. Out now on Google Play.
Cryptid Atlas: a sourced cryptid sightings map, with 870 case files on Bigfoot, sea serpents, lake monsters, Mothman and more, each naming its source and carrying a credibility class. Free, no ads, no account. Out now on Google Play, Android only.
Egypt: Secrets of the Gods: a teaching from ancient Egypt each day, 42 Days of Ma’at, Egyptian gods and symbols explained, and Gerald Massey’s Ancient Egypt: The Light of the World complete and offline.
Lead to Gold: Shadow Work: the alchemists’ Great Work made into ten quiet minutes a day, through the twelve stages of alchemy, with a private shadow work journal, a line of wisdom from the old masters and sleep sounds.
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Alchemy, answered: Plain answers about alchemy and shadow work: the stages of alchemy, the twelve gates, the Emerald Tablet, the philosopher’s stone, symbols and prompts.
Ancient Egypt, answered: Short, sourced answers on Egyptian gods and symbols, the Book of the Dead, Horus and Jesus: what scholars say today and what Massey argued in 1907.
Tarot card meanings: all 78 cards: All 78 tarot card meanings, upright and reversed, in A. E. Waite's own words (1910), with Pamela Colman Smith's original pictures.