Apps
Things I've built
I build software on my own — mostly for iPhone and Mac, occasionally for the web. Some of it is finished. Some of it is honestly not.
Eat Safely In Florida
Every health inspection the state of Florida has done, in the inspectors' own words. Free, ad-free, and impossible to pay your way off.
Available Web
TimelineTrack
Pick a franchise, then pick release order or the in-universe timeline. Turn the TV shows on or off. Nothing gets spoiled until you ask it to be.
Available Web
Transcribbler
Private transcription that happens on your Mac. Your audio never leaves the machine.
In beta Mac
Blabbler
Hold a key, talk, and let the words land where you need them.
In beta Mac
Kirby
A Mac email client that talks to Google directly, with no server of mine in the middle.
In beta Mac
MTVRevived
Pick a decade and it plays you a channel of music videos the way a television used to: no choosing, no queue, commercials and all.
Available Web
Decomp Buddy
Paste GitHub links to game decompilations and it downloads them, reads the instructions, installs everything, and you're ready to play. Game browser included.
In beta MacWindows
SubSwap
Move your YouTube subscriptions to a new account without hunting down every channel.
In beta Chrome
RecordKeeper
A personal health record you actually control, built out of your own documents.
In beta Web
Chewsy
Two people, one four-digit code, and a stack of restaurants to swipe through until you agree.
In beta iPhoneGroundwork
Describe a business idea and get back free domains, a trademark reality check, and the licenses you need.
In beta WebMac
Love You, Bye
A private little world for two: one question a day, answered blind, and the small things couples send each other. No feeds, no followers, no likes.
In beta iPhone