Apps from music to travel to chess. Here is the work: real screens, App Store and GitHub links, and what is still in the studio. Explore Wearover, now on the App Store: change what you wear in your own photo.
The app shelf links to App Store listings and a Mac release on GitHub. Screens from development builds are labelled.
EchoHunt
Feedloom
A real iPhone recording: a Diwali shirt request, Image Playground redraw, and the before-and-after result. Wearover is on the App Store.
A replay built from public HN and GitHub data. The Hacker News story Show HN: Three new Kitten TTS models goes in, and its GitHub repository, demo page and the repositories linked in its comments come out as a web. Each strand shows how sure Traceshot is: both sides state it (Observed), one side declares it (Linked), or only a name matches (Needs verification).
iPhone simulator recording, 12 Nov 2026. The trace was built by a script from public pages rather than a live run, and Traceshot has not been run on a real iPhone yet. Download the recording (1.1 MB)
iOS · v1.7.0 · 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 Orbits: Find Common Ground. Screens are from a build in development, captured 22 October 2026.
View on the App Store
Screens from the build in development, captured 22 October 2026 in dark mode. A fixture model stands in for the on-device model, so the answer wording is test wording.
iOS + macOS + watchOS · v1.5 · First commit 7 May 2026 · 94 commits
Generate a riff from a short idea, get a coach tip, and learn it with piano, guitar, or ukulele lessons and local playback.
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 StoreiOS · v1.7 · First commit 22 Nov 2025 · 172 commits
Find songs for a mood or moment, refine suggestions in conversation, preview clips, and save a playlist when you choose.
Ask in plain words, get songs ready to play, and save them as a playlist. It grew from the idea of a music agent you can ask instead of guessing why an algorithm picked a song. On the App Store as EchoHunt Music. The screen is from a demo build with a fixed sample catalog, as it says.
View on the App Store
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.
View on the App Store
Playtest build 1.4, captured 23 October 2026. The hub also holds Night of the Ninja and Maskmen, which are still in development.
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. The screens were captured on 25 October 2026 from the current source, on the iPhone Duo simulator, with the sample trip bundled in the app. The App Store version is 1.0.
View on the App Store
iOS · v1.5 · First commit 30 Jun 2026 · 87 commits
Compares visible surfing body position in your own photos and videos, privately on device.
I started Breakline for my own surfing while recovering from a broken back. Pick a clip of your surf, skate, golf, tennis or badminton move and see your body position frame by frame, with the angles that matter and nothing uploaded. The screens were captured on 28 October 2026 from the current source, on the iPhone Duo simulator, with a sample badminton smash. Body position is read on the device.
View on the App Store
Mac release on GitHub · newer iPhone and Mac work in development
Private Safari history search on Mac, with a newer timeline and assistant in development.
Find pages, browsing threads, privacy clues and booking-like visits in your Safari history on Mac. The newer source adds grounded answers and a separate assistant with optional connected tools. On iPhone, the timeline uses photo activity and screenshots you add; iOS does not expose Safari history. The GitHub download is the released Mac app, which may not include every feature described here. The screens use a sample history, not anyone's real browsing.
Download from GitHub
Open source on GitHub · iOS 27 MVP, running in the Simulator
Your trip, always the latest copy. Your trays, planned before the X-ray.
Trayce brings together the booking PDFs and screenshots you get from travel sites, airlines and WhatsApp, works out which copy is current and flags what changed. It plans your security trays from a photo of what you packed, with Vision finding the items and Apple Intelligence labelling them, all on the device. The screens use a sample trip; the camera, boarding barcode and LiDAR need a real iPhone.
Read the code and watch the demo
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. A connection to Threadmark for following sources and research is an idea being explored, not a demonstrated integration. All three screens are from the next version, which is not on the App Store yet.
View on the App Store
Two of the other live apps, with current screens.
iOS · v1.0.0 · First commit 29 May 2026 · 5 commits
A private reflection app for exploring family stories, inherited traits, and visible resemblance cues.
Screens: the Mirror and Journal tabs, from the current source on the iPhone Duo simulator, 25 October 2026. The app says it is for reflection and is not DNA proof.
View on the App Store
iOS · v2.2.0
A coin-flick game that reveals live market charts, with trick shots, daily challenges, and Pocket Racing.
Screens: the table and the first-run How to Play, from the current source on the iPhone Duo simulator, 25 October 2026. The coins carry market tickers.
View on the App Store
Each pane links to the app on the App Store, or to the download for the Mac app.
Rifflet
Generate a riff from a short idea, get a coach tip, and learn it with piano, guitar, or ukulele lessons and local playback.
Orbits
Plan your own trips and meetups. On the App Store as Orbits: Find Common Ground.
EchoHunt
Find songs for a mood or moment, refine suggestions in conversation, preview clips, and save a playlist when you choose.
Pastport
On-device Safari history and travel intelligence: intent radar, Siri App Intents, booking gap detection, and two-way Feedloom reading bridge.
Flickpot
A coin-flick game that reveals live market charts, with trick shots, daily challenges, and Pocket Racing.
Flyleaf Notes
A markdown writing desk for local folders, archives, and eventually GitHub publishing.
Quorion Table
A storyteller console and table companion for social deduction nights.
Checkmate Academy
A chess learning app with lessons, puzzles, AI games, and review tools.
Feedloom
An RSS reader for keeping up with links and feeds.
getNod
A small app for sending a nod to someone who knows.
Wearover: Restyle Your Outfit
Changes what you are wearing in your own photo and keeps your face exactly as photographed; it replaced Best Face Forward.
Breakline Surf
Compares visible surfing body position in your own photos and videos, privately on device.
DocPolish
Scan or import document pages on iPhone and iPad, clean them on device, and export PDFs or images. Processing stays private on device; a native Mac version is in development.
Lineage Mirror
A private reflection app for exploring family stories, inherited traits, and visible resemblance cues.
Pinprint
A private trip OS for collecting saved places, screenshots, tips, documents, and travel memories.
RoamProof
Helps travelers plan connectivity before a trip and record where their phone actually worked.
Swell Window
Helps Bali and Indonesia fast-boat travelers read marine model conditions before they travel.
The Match Room
Helps fans, players, coaches, and analysts understand what each match result changes.
Three of my apps and one client app have one. Each can only use the few tools it is given, and the limits are part of the screen.
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
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
In this captured development build, Ask Glint reads a day of price and volume for a question about BTCUSDT and lists its sources. The captured assistant had no order tools.
In development · the answer is from a build that is not merged yet, captured 25 October 2026 on the iPhone Duo simulator, signed out, on the on-device model and live public Binance prices
Before you ask. Captured 24 October.
An answer, with its sources. 25 October.
Ask about a home and your dates in plain words. The answer comes only from MeAmi Stays' public MCP server and its four tools: list_stays, check_availability, quote_stay and start_booking. The on-device model calls them. When it cannot answer, guided rules do, and the answer is labelled "Quick match, no AI".
An answer with a price, a date or a number of nights the tools never returned is refused. Book asks first, with a plain "Not now", then opens meamistays.com. Nothing is booked or paid in the app.
Client work for meamistays.com · not released · captured 10 November 2026 on the iPhone simulator, against the live public MCP. In both screens the on-device model answered and the answer passed the check, so it is labelled "On-device AI, checked against the site". The model words it differently each time. Whether it answers on a real phone is not tested yet.
"Is Rock House free this weekend?" Light.
The same answer, dark.
Work that is not out yet. Frosted glass means in development.
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
Development capture · 24 October 2026
Open a name in Glint and its chart starts as one price line. Pick 1M, 3M, 1Y or All, and the line is green or red by how the period went. Touch and drag along it to read the price and the time under your finger. Candles stay one tap away. Three of the four screens are Xcode previews with a fixed sample walk, and the picture says so. The fourth is the running app on live public Binance prices.
The candle chart, drawn natively instead of in a web view: candles, two moving averages, volume and a stop level, over the same chart frame as the price line. It is the next step after the price line.
An Xcode preview with sample data, 24 October 2026. The work is on a branch that is not merged yet, so it is in no build.
Welcome
Watchlist, live prices
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.
Photograph the scale model in a property sales office and get a 3D tower: tap a floor and the floors above lift away, tap a flat for its price and availability, then send the buyer a brochure and a site-visit slot.
First commit 2 Nov 2026 · 15 commits · in development
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
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
A fitness app that began with an idea for my gym trainer and his bigger plans. It explores on-device movement analysis and coaching.
In development
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.
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.
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