Anupam Chugh

I build iOS apps with on-device AI, and I ship them.

Eighteen apps live, from music to travel to chess. Here is the work: real screens, App Store links, and what is still in the studio.

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Orbits plan screen asking Where to?
Rifflet's Make screen in dark mode

Seventeen on the App Store, one on GitHub for Mac. Every colour below is an app that is out in the world.

EchoHunt app iconEchoHunt Feedloom app iconFeedloom

Selected work

Orbits

iOS · v1.6 · First commit 12 Feb 2026 · 903 commits

Plan your own trips and meetups.

Pick places, find where your tastes overlap, and plan trips, meetups and date nights with an assistant that runs on the phone. On the App Store as Find Common Ground.

View on the App Store
Orbits plan screen asking Where to? with starters for a day out, finding food, meeting someone and a date night
Orbits answering which saved place is closest to one the user liked, listing nearby saved places
Rifflet's Make screen with a prompt box, quick idea chips, instrument tabs and a four-bar riff

Rifflet

iOS · v1.5 · First commit 7 May 2026 · 94 commits

Turns a short music idea into a playable piano, guitar, or ukulele lesson.

Describe a tune in a few words, get a four-bar riff, then learn it with Listen, Watch and Play lessons.

View on the App Store

EchoHunt

iOS · v1.7 · First commit 22 Nov 2025 · 172 commits

I play music at random hours and never knew why the algorithm picked it, so now I just ask.

Ask in plain words, get songs ready to play, and save them as a playlist. On the App Store as Playlist Hunter.

View on the App Store
EchoHunt's chat suggesting four songs with a button to save them as a playlist
EchoHunt's library listing saved playlists

ClocktowerTable

iOS · v1.3.0 · First commit 28 Mar 2026 · 186 commits

A storyteller console and table companion for social deduction nights.

Seat the table, deal each character in private, step through the night in order, then keep the day's nominations and votes. The host runs the table instead of the paperwork. Screens are from the 1.4 playtest build, which the app calls Quorion.

View on the App Store
The Quorion game hub listing a clocktower board, Night of the Ninja and Maskmen
A reveal screen for one player with a Hide it button and a hand-the-phone-back button
First night list with the current step highlighted and an instruction for the host

Pinprint

iOS · v1.0 · First commit 13 Jun 2026 · 16 commits

A private trip OS for collecting saved places, screenshots, tips, documents, and travel memories.

Plan the day from your saved proof, see a private map built from screenshots and saves, and keep tickets and travel documents local.

View on the App Store
Pinprint App Store screenshot: Plan the day from your saved proof
Pinprint App Store screenshot: A private map from screenshots and saves
Pinprint App Store screenshot: Keep tickets and travel documents local

Pastport

macOS · First commit 25 Jul 2026 · 24 commits

On-device Safari history intelligence for macOS: movements, bookings, threads, and grounded local answers.

Search your Safari history in plain words, privately on your Mac. Answers are counted from what is on the device.

Download from GitHub
Pastport on macOS showing what you have been into this week, a privacy check and booking pages
Pastport on macOS answering which sites were visited most, in dark mode

Feedloom

iOS · v1.0.4 · First commit 11 Oct 2026 · 98 commits

An RSS reader for keeping up with links and feeds.

Keep up with links and feeds in a reader with four looks: comic, newsprint, noir and default. Reading skins shown here are the next version.

View on the App Store
Feedloom in its comic skin showing the Claws screen
Feedloom in its newsprint skin, light
Feedloom's library in the default skin, dark

All eighteen

Each pane links to the app on the App Store, or to the download for the Mac app.

Rifflet app icon Rifflet Turns a short music idea into a playable piano, guitar, or ukulele lesson. Orbits app icon Orbits Plan your own trips and meetups. On the App Store as Find Common Ground. EchoHunt app icon EchoHunt I play music at random hours and never knew why the algorithm picked it, so now I just ask. Pastport app icon Pastport On-device Safari history intelligence for macOS: movements, bookings, threads, and grounded local answers. Flickpot app icon Flickpot A small iOS flicking game, live on the App Store. Flyleaf Notes app icon Flyleaf Notes A markdown writing desk for local folders, archives, and eventually GitHub publishing. ClocktowerTable app icon ClocktowerTable A storyteller console and table companion for social deduction nights. Checkmate Academy app icon Checkmate Academy A chess learning app with lessons, puzzles, AI games, and review tools. Feedloom app icon Feedloom An RSS reader for keeping up with links and feeds. getNod app icon getNod A small app for sending a nod to someone who knows. Best Face Forward app icon Best Face Forward Finds the strongest face frame from a live photo, then lets you tune, save, or share it. Breakline Surf app icon Breakline Surf Compares visible surfing body position in your own photos and videos, privately on device. DocPolish app icon DocPolish A private document cleanup app for passports, visas, ids, receipts, and forms. Lineage Mirror app icon Lineage Mirror A private reflection app for exploring family stories, inherited traits, and visible resemblance cues. Pinprint app icon Pinprint A private trip OS for collecting saved places, screenshots, tips, documents, and travel memories. RoamProof app icon RoamProof Helps travelers plan connectivity before a trip and record where their phone actually worked. Swell Window app icon Swell Window Helps Bali and Indonesia fast-boat travelers read marine model conditions before they travel. The Match Room app icon The Match Room Helps fans, players, coaches, and analysts understand what each match result changes.

Assistants that run on the phone

Three of the apps have one. Each can only use the few tools it is given, and the limits are part of the screen.

Orbits

The planner has four tools: your saved places, Apple Maps search, routes and weather. Each has a switch. Turn weather off and Orbits says it cannot answer instead of guessing.

Build in development, 22 October 2026 · fixture model standing in for the on-device one

Orbits Tools for this plan sheet with saved places, maps search, route and weather all switched on
Orbits Tools for this plan sheet with weather switched off
Orbits replying that it could not complete a weather question because that tool is turned off

Glint

Ask Glint reads the watchlist, positions and the live tape on the device, and explains the evidence. It has no order tools: the first thing it says is that it never places orders.

Latest build · captured 24 October 2026 · in development

Ask Glint on the phone: a ticker strip of live BTC and ETH prices, the line that it never places orders, and suggested questions

Quorion

The host's assistant can call exactly three tools, and nothing else. The model proposes and the rules decide: a suggestion that names a dead seat or an unknown one is thrown out and the plain rule is used instead.

In development · covered by unit tests, no screens of it yet

  1. Role counts Checks that the mix of characters fits the number of players.
  2. Night order Works out who wakes, and when, for the first night or any later one.
  3. Bluff sets Builds three sets of three characters to bluff with, and refuses when fewer than three qualify.

In the studio

Work that is not out yet. Frosted glass means in development.

Glint

A native Swift market desk with live watchlists, sector heatmaps, a portfolio view, a chart sheet and a Live Activity that frames the trading day like a cricket innings. Orders stay locked. The three phones and the Lock Screen card below are Xcode previews with sample numbers.

First commit 6 Aug 2026 · 4,045 commits · in development

Glint's market overview card with a sample NIFTY 50 chart, labelled illustrative and not a live quote
Glint's sector heatmap for India with sample sector moves in green and red tiles
Glint's portfolio screen with sample positions and a note that profit and loss is missing for some
Glint's Lock Screen Live Activity: a NIFTY day scorecard showing plus 56 points, 4.0 overs and a closed timer
The Lock Screen Live Activity: the NIFTY day as a scorecard.
Running now. The latest build, signed out, on public Binance prices. Captured 24 October 2026 on the iPhone Duo simulator.
Glint's welcome screen in the latest build

Welcome

Glint's watchlist with live public Binance prices for BTC, ETH and a gold contract, and a Sign in banner

Watchlist, live prices

What is real here

Live
Prices for BTC, ETH and gold come straight from Binance's public stream.
Sample
Positions, profit and loss, the NIFTY chart, the sector heatmap and the Live Activity are Xcode previews with made-up numbers.
Paper only
Trade tickets are simulated. Nothing in the app sends an order.
Never shown
Any real account, balance or position.

Xthlete

Concept · first commit 5 Oct 2026 · sample data

A native SwiftUI concept for tournament discovery, entries, player profiles and rankings. Its navy, white and blue and its court photo come from the public Xthlete site. Every event, price, athlete and ranking is made up, and an entry only saves a note on the phone: nothing is sent and nothing is charged.

Xthlete concept showing Discover with upcoming sample tournaments
Discover
Xthlete concept showing a sample tournament with schedule and entry fee
An event
Xthlete concept confirming a demo entry saved on this device, with no payment
A demo entry
Xthlete concept's My events screen listing one saved demo entry
My events
Xthlete concept showing sample singles rankings
Rankings
Xthlete concept showing a sample athlete profile with rank, matches and recent results
A player

Maskmen and Night of the Ninja

Two card games in one place: play Maskmen against two bots on this device, or run Night of the Ninja as a companion for the physical cards.

Inside the 1.4 hub · in development

Maskmen game table: one player against two bots, with a ring and a hand of cards
Night of the Ninja companion with four players listed and their honor

Threadmark

An evidence board that turns one question into sources you can check, with a status for every source.

First commit 5 Aug 2026 · 232 commits · in development

Threadmark evidence board on a sample question about native Swift agent dashboards

How it is made

New flows start as a clickable prototype, and screens get rendered in Xcode before they ship. These three are Xcode previews, taken on 24 October 2026 with sample data.

Xcode preview of the Orbits launch screen, Make something happen
Orbits, launch screen
Xcode preview of ClocktowerTable's storyteller comic play screen in dark mode
ClocktowerTable, dark mode
Xcode preview of Glint's portfolio screen with sample positions
Glint, sample positions

Prototype first. A new flow is drawn as a page I can click through before I write Swift.

Render before it ships. Xcode previews show dark mode and large text before a build goes out.

Keep it on the device. Many of these apps do their thinking on the phone.

Have an app that should exist?

Tell me what it should do and who it is for.

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