Native Apple apps
for people who notice things.

A native Mac media wall with a mean little grin.

A macOS multi-video grid player for folders full of loops, references, and beautiful nonsense. Drop one in, hit play — the whole pile becomes a living wall.

Fast workout logging for solo lifters.

An iPhone lifting log for solo lifters who want to capture the work fast and review it later with bodybuilding-friendly analytics. Quiet next-set nudges, Dynamic Island rest timer, full import/export, and zero telemetry.

Turn any script into a multi-voice podcast.

Paste a dialogue script, cast every speaker, generate speech, sound effects, music, and background beds, then export audio and transcripts from your iPhone or iPad. Shows and Series keep recurring casts ready for the next episode.

Audio levels on your screen edge.

A thin, click-through meter strip built for peripheral vision. It floats above every window — including fullscreen — with VU, PPM, and LUFS ballistics, platform and broadcast loudness targets, calibration tools, skins, and nothing in the Dock.

Every format in. Clean Markdown out.

A Mac Markdown editor with a live preview, a structural linter, and a party trick: open a DOCX, edit it as Markdown, and get the DOCX back with its formatting intact. Round-trip editing without the roundabout.

Pull up a chair. Bluesky, at reading speed.

A typography-forward, accessibility-first Bluesky client for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Editorial typography on every post, a slow-browse Postcard Mode where each post is a card on the porch table, and on-device intelligence that re-presents what you chose — never decides for you.

Messy spreadsheet in. Print-ready dashboard out.

A Mac dashboard tool for people who don't want to learn a BI platform. Drop a CSV or XLSX, let the cleaner flag the weird rows, pick charts from a small DSL, and export a PDF that looks like something you'd hand a client. The file format is Markdown, on purpose.