Apps I build for myself first — my own problems, my own products.
A macOS menu-bar companion for deep work: focus sessions, smart named breaks, on-screen session suggestions, and automatic hand-off of every session into my time tracking. Built AI-natively from the first commit — and running my own workdays ever since.
A photo-culling app for the Mac that turns an overflowing Apple Photos library into a curated one — three focused sweeps, one keystroke per decision, with on-device ML picking the best of every near-duplicate. Spec-first development: a single SPEC.md is the source of truth, and AI agents build against it.
A FOS-styled analytics dashboard over my Todoist history — completions, streaks, backlog health, postpone pressure, even a task-survival curve. A single static page with zero dependencies: the browser talks straight to Todoist over read-only OAuth, and nothing leaves it. Ships as a web app and a small macOS app.
A keyboard-first tool for grooming the Todoist inbox: route each task into Next, Soon or Later with one key, add priority, effort and a due date as you pass, and let a local LLM pull the buried action out of a rambling note. Completing a task raw takes a deliberate double-press — the habit it exists to reduce.
A memento mori life visualizer: from a birthdate and an expected lifespan it draws the life you have lived and have left as a grid of boxes, one per quarter. A Kotlin Multiplatform rebuild of my original iOS app — one shared core, a native face on iOS, Android, Web and Desktop.
A native macOS app that bundles fifteen years of my own health analysis into one offline tool: a meal picker, long-range charts, and the theories my own numbers disproved. SwiftUI around a web view — no server, no network, everything in the bundle.
This very site — my bilingual home and résumé. Rebuilt from Squarespace with Claude Code in a few hours and maintained by prompt ever since: a microblog, book reviews, annual reviews, and a self-updating résumé. Statically generated, no cookies, no tracking.
A solo indie iOS app for tracking personal self-experiments — carried end to end from idea, design, and architecture through TestFlight betas to the App Store release. My proof of owning a product across its whole lifecycle, alone.
