Free access
Apps are released for practical public use rather than funneling users toward extraction-first monetization patterns.
Fractal Media Infrastructure
Google Play releases
Fractal Media Infrastructure publishes Google Play releases under the same broader public-interest model found across the instance001 ecosystem: free access, user respect, local-first design where applicable, and no dependence on surveillance-style business models.
FMI uses Google Play to broaden platform reach without abandoning the principles behind the open GitHub work. The aim is not to turn users into a product, but to put useful software in front of more people in forms they can actually install and use.
That means FMI releases are intended to avoid ads, in-app purchases, paywalls, and data-harvesting business models. Where the app design allows, the preference is local-first operation and user-controlled data. Licensing is stated per app, with a strong preference for copyleft and commons-preserving release terms.
Shared expectations
Apps are released for practical public use rather than funneling users toward extraction-first monetization patterns.
The default publishing stance is to avoid turning the software into an advertising surface.
Core access is not meant to be segmented behind purchase prompts or recurring purchase pressure.
FMI does not treat user data extraction as the economic foundation of the product line.
When an app can operate locally without cloud dependence, that is the preferred design direction.
Each app entry links to its own app-specific privacy page so store requirements stay tidy and legible.
App directory
Chatty-Pet is a small local-first care toy published by Fractal Media Infrastructure. This version is free to access and does not require an account, include ads, or include in-app purchases. Gameplay progress stays local on the device.
View on Google Play Source code Read Chatty-Pet Privacy Policy
Chatty-mini is a compact Android chat tool for user-supplied local GGUF models, with optional user-configured cloud providers. It requires no account, contains no ads or in-app purchases, and keeps local chats, models, settings, and working files in private app storage.