Thoughtful software for everyday life at home.
Wilbur Works LLC designs, builds and supports mobile apps that take small chores off people's minds. Private by design, free of ads, and paid for directly by the people who use them.
Built to be shared by a household.
Our first product brings a household's shopping and home upkeep together, and makes keeping them current as quick as a tap.
Tapwick
Shared shopping lists and household chores, one tap away. Place a small NFC (near-field communication) tag, or a free printable QR (quick response) tag, where something lives around the home. Tap it when you're running low or when a chore is done, and everyone in the household sees it.
- Lists by store. Items land on the right store's list, shared with the whole household.
- Household upkeep. Recurring chores such as filters, batteries and cleaning, with reminders when they're due.
- Arrival alerts. Optionally see a store's list the moment you arrive. Arrival is detected on your phone; only a store's saved position is shared with your household.
How we build.
Private by design
No advertising, no data brokers, and no tracking across other companies' apps or websites. We collect only what an app needs to work.
Made for households
Shared with the people you live with, by invitation, and kept private from everyone else.
Supported directly
Questions come straight to the team that builds the app, and we answer them ourselves.
Wilbur Works LLC
We design, develop, host and support our own products end to end. Our apps are sold as subscriptions through the Apple App Store and Google Play, with secure payments handled by the stores.
- Legal name
- Wilbur Works LLC
- Entity type
- Limited liability company
- Products
- Tapwick
- support@wilbur.works
- Website
- wilbur.works
We'd like to hear from you.
For product support, partnerships, press or anything else, email us and a member of the team will reply.
Accessibility statement
Wilbur Works LLC wants everyone to be able to use the Wilbur Works website (wilbur.works) and the Tapwick website (tapwick.app and its tag pages). Each site aims to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA, and to Level AAA where achievable. Last reviewed November 3, 2026.
How we tested
The review combined:
- an automated scan with axe-core in Chromium, covering the AA, AAA and experimental rule sets, in light, dark, forced-colors (Windows High Contrast) and increased-contrast modes, at 320, 375 and 1280 pixel widths;
- keyboard checks: the Tab and Shift+Tab order, visible focus, skip links and no keyboard traps;
- measured colour contrast, 44 pixel target sizes and text spacing in the rendered pages;
- automated tests that fail if colours, markup or styles drift from these checks.
Screen reader testing with VoiceOver and TalkBack is planned and not yet done. We will update this statement when it is.
Known limitations
- The App Store and Google Play badges are the stores' own artwork, so we cannot change their colours or contrast (WCAG 1.4.6, Level AAA).
- The privacy policy and terms of use are legal documents. We write them plainly, but they are not written to a lower secondary school reading level (WCAG 3.1.5, Level AAA).
- We spell out abbreviations such as NFC (near-field communication) and QR (quick response) where they first appear on a page, but not every abbreviation, such as LLC (WCAG 3.1.4, Level AAA).
Feedback
If something on these sites is hard to use, email support@wilbur.works and tell us the page and what went wrong. We aim to reply within 5 business days.