Small, opinionated iPhone apps designed, built, and released by one person — from a movie club that’s live on the App Store to a set of sound instruments and tools still finding their way there. Each one is a place to chase a single idea as far as it will go.
iOS · Social · Film · 2026 · Live on the App Store
A movie club for your group. Round-robin picks decide who chooses next; ratings and notes stay hidden until everyone has watched, then reveal with a little ceremony. Streaming deep-links jump you straight to wherever a film is playing, and every movie night becomes a scrapbook with emergent stats like the “Most Controversial Pick.” SwiftUI + Supabase — shipped, live, and on its third release.
Visit Reelay →iOS · Sound · 2026 · In review · App Store
A four-tape loop instrument for iPhone, inspired by Basinski’s Disintegration Loops. Record and overdub onto four independent tapes, then let decay become the instrument — loops wear, drop out, and drift out of phase on their own free-running clocks until they fade to silence. Real-time C++ tape physics under a SwiftUI surface where every control is a drag between two words.
Submitted — App Store review pendingiOS · Field Recording · 2026 · Prepping for release
A professional field recorder for iPhone: studio-quality capture up to 96 kHz / 24-bit WAV, a pre-roll buffer that keeps the 30 seconds before you hit record, automatic geotagging with a map view, and live waveform plus spectrum analysis. Built for sound designers, sample collectors, and anyone chasing a moment before it’s gone — everything on-device, no account.
Prepping for the App StoreiOS · Coffee · 2026 · Active build
A ratio-first coffee recipe tracker for iPhone. Set a coffee-to-water ratio once and dose and yield stay locked together — no mental math. Build timed, step-by-step recipes with live variables, then follow a guided Brew Mode with a Lock Screen Live Activity and log each cup to dial it in. SwiftUI, SwiftData, and private iCloud sync.
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