Most of what's here is still in progress, and names are working titles until each app ships.
iPhone and Android
On the App Store; Android in development
Put your apps, websites and categories in groups, then pause the ones you don't want within reach, or disconnect them so they leave your Home Screen. A PIN or Face ID guards the app, private notes live inside Sensitive Apps, and your last seven days of screen time are drawn by iOS, right on your phone.
Mac
In App Review
One menu-bar app for the handful of things you actually set up in five others: text and QR codes lifted from any part of the screen, a colour picker, Keep Awake, switches for dark mode, the Dock, the menu bar, desktop icons and the Finder, an uninstaller that sends an app and its leftovers to the Trash or resets it to a fresh install, PDF and image clean-up, a shelf for your files and a full-screen heads-up before every meeting. Each piece asks only for the permission it needs.
iPhone and Android
Testing on Android; iPhone in development
A block puzzle on an 8 × 8 board: place three pieces at a time and clear rows and columns, with no timer. The pieces are cut glass that shatters when a line clears, and your game stays on your phone: no accounts, no purchases. Ads come from Google AdMob.
iPhone, iPad and Android
On the App Store and Google Play
A sorting game in a plush-toy laundromat: pick the toys out of the bubbles and drop each one in its basket before the shelf fills up. Every five levels you win one of the Trapichines plush toys, and your progress follows you through iCloud or Google Play Games. Ads come from Google AdMob, and one purchase removes the ad between levels.
iPhone and Android
On Google Play; iPhone in development
A logic puzzle for detectives: place every suspect on the floor plan, one per row and column, following their clues. Whoever ends up alone in a room with the victim did it.
Tools we build to run our own machines. They aren't available yet.
Mac, Windows and Linux
Version 2 in development
Your own computers, run from a conversation with Claude. A hub you host and a small agent on each machine: files, processes and commands over a channel you control, with a kill switch you hold.
Built first for one owner and their machines. A version for small businesses, with a console of ready-made actions instead of a terminal, is being explored.
