About DoublOne Studios Limited
DoublOne Studios Limited is a small, independent software studio that designs and builds calm, privacy-first tools for everyday computing. Their portfolio includes apps like LeedPDF for natural-feeling PDF annotation, PinkRain for gentle health and wellness tracking, Paperman for adding paper-like textures to screens, and DoublShot for polished screenshots, along with other utilities and open‑source projects focused on design, productivity, and media.([doubl.one](https://doubl.one/)) The company operates under the DoublOne brand and emphasizes local-first, privacy-respecting software that runs natively on users’ devices without invasive data collection.
A charge labeled "POLAR* DOUBLONE-STUDIO" likely reflects a purchase, in‑app upgrade, or one‑time license for one of DoublOne’s paid apps (for example LeedPDF, Paperman, DoublShot Pro, or PinkRain) processed through Polar, a merchant‑of‑record billing platform for developers.([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/leedpdf/id6751741956?mt=12&utm_source=openai)) Polar appears on the descriptor as the payment/billing intermediary (“POLAR*”), while "DOUBLONE-STUDIO" (a truncated form of DoublOne Studios) identifies the actual software creator you bought from. The amount will typically correspond to an App Store/macOS purchase price, a one‑time license fee, or a small subscription tied to one of their apps or services.
To verify the charge, you can first cross‑check recent purchases in the Apple App Store or Mac App Store under your Apple ID, comparing the app names, dates, and exact amounts with the transaction on your card. Then, visit doubl.one and review the specific product pages or pricing, or search your email (including spam) for receipts from Apple, Polar, or DoublOne around the transaction date.([doubl.one](https://doubl.one/)) If you still don’t recognize it, contact DoublOne via their published email (hello@doubl.one) or support links, or reach out to your card issuer to dispute the charge; providing them with the full descriptor, date, and amount will help them identify whether it originated from a Polar‑processed software purchase linked to your accounts.([doubl.one](https://doubl.one/))