Products

Ship less. Ship better.

We'd rather make a few things the Caribbean is proud of than flood the store with filler. Here's the slate — honest statuses, no promised dates.

Live on the App Store and Google Play

Island Slam

Our flagship, and our first launch. A dominoes game rooted in how the game is actually played across the Caribbean — cut-throat, the pose, the knock, the slam, the talk around the table. Not a watered-down "match the tiles" app: the real game, built mobile-first so a round fits in one hand and five minutes.

Play offline against a smart AI, or online — ranked matches, or a private room with a code you share with your people. Pick your flag and character, climb the weekly leaderboard, and celebrate big when you take the table. Free to play, supported by an occasional ad between matches.

Available today for iPhone, iPad and Android.

Free to play · Contains ads · Optional ad-free subscription

Island Slam has its own privacy policy and terms.

Characters from around the region

In development

A personal finance dashboard for Barbados

Money software built for how Bajans actually bank: BBD$ throughout, imports statements from local banks, and tracks debts, goals, and budgets with a single financial health score. It's offline-first and private by design — everything lives on your device, no server, no accounts, nobody looking over your shoulder.

On the roadmap

Road tennis — the Bajan original

Road tennis was invented in Barbados — paddle in hand, low wooden net, any stretch of quiet road. It's one of the only sports the Caribbean can call entirely its own, and it's nearly invisible in the digital world. That's exactly the kind of gap Aluwi exists to close. Early days; more when there's something real to show.

On the roadmap

And more

Smaller utilities for Caribbean life are on the bench — including a way to see what's happening across the region in one place. We'll talk about them when they've earned it.