Phone apps

CityWall

Your city, as your wallpaper.

Android

AudioLock

One output for everything.

Android

fs.

feedstand

The typography-first RSS reader.

iOSAndroid

whoop-tasker

Anything Tasker sees, your wrist feels.

Android

Web apps

mydronefeed

Your drone's feed, live on the web.

Web

Loyalty Roulette

Loyalty card discounts without the tracking.

Web

Games

GRID/OS

Cyber espionage from a classified terminal.

Web

Self-hosted

May

Fuel, expenses and maintenance for your vehicles.

Docker

h.

Harness

An AI maintainer for your GitHub repos.

Docker

Casey

Daily journals, tasks and resurfaced ideas.

Docker

Bluehood

Monitors your neighbourhood's Bluetooth activity.

DockerAlpha

About these apps

I make a small number of apps, and every one of them started as a problem I was having myself. I build the thing, live with it for a while, and open it up to other people once I trust it.

Everything is kept on your device wherever possible, an account only appears when a feature can't work without one, and there are no ads or analytics in any of them. Paid apps are buy once, own forever. The odd subscription only exists where I'm paying to host something, and the price is a fair contribution to that cost. As they mature I plan to open source as many as I can.

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