Apps for monday.com and Bubble
Wild West Labs builds small tools for teams that already work inside monday.com and Bubble. Each one does a single job, ships with documentation, and is supported by the person who wrote it.
Five plugins are live on the Bubble marketplace. The first monday.com app is coming soon.
Everything we have shipped
The monday.com line started this year. The five Bubble plugins below have been on sale since 2023 and are still maintained, which is the clearest evidence we can offer of how the next one will be looked after.
| Product | Platform | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
 Countdown ProLive countdowns bound to the date columns, groups, and statuses already on a monday.com board. | monday.com | Coming Soon | Overview |
 Clean Loading SpinnersSix spinner styles for Bubble workflows, sized and coloured from your own palette. | Bubble | Live since 2023 | Bubble listing |
 Password Strength Checker ProA password field with rule checks, visibility control, and strength labels as the user types. | Bubble | Live since 2023 | Bubble listing |
 Scratch CardA scratch-off layer over any Bubble element, for reveals, promotions, and gated content. | Bubble | Live since 2023 | Bubble listing |
 Collapsible AccordionExpandable sections driven from your own data source, for FAQs and long forms. | Bubble | Live since 2023 | Bubble listing |
 Card Flip CounterSplit-flap motion for live numbers, countdowns, and short text, with configurable intervals. | Bubble | Live since 2023 | Bubble listing |
You know exactly who you are buying from
Wild West Labs is Tim Osterbuhr, an independent developer in Austin, Texas. He designs, builds, documents, and supports every app in the register himself — there is no support queue between you and the person who wrote the code.
- Fifteen years running online products across five categories, more than fifty of them shipped
- Small marketplace apps for monday.com and Bubble that do a single job well
- Requests land in the founder’s inbox and are answered by the person who built the app
What IT and procurement usually ask
Ownership, data handling, support routes, and release history are published pages rather than answers you have to request. Send them to a reviewer as they are.
What Countdown Pro reads and stores
Board and item fields it requests, what is cached in the browser, and the data that never leaves monday.com.
Subprocessors and analytics
The short list of services involved in running the site and the apps, and the cookieless analytics we use.
Support and response times
Where requests arrive, who answers them, and what happens when something breaks on a working day.
Documentation and release notes
Installation, every setting explained, FAQs, and a dated changelog for each product.
Ask the developer directly
Setup questions, feature requests, and marketplace paperwork all reach the same inbox.