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Apps I built for myself.

The same habits carry into client work: one job, the data that matters, nothing you have to manage.

Groot’s today screen, design in progress: the day’s commitments gathered from messages, mail, calendar, reminders and notes.

Groot’s thread screen, design in progress: one conversation with the assistant’s draft awaiting approval.

Groot

A chief of staff for one person’s Apple data: messages, mail, calendar, reminders, notes, and the commitments scattered across them.

Approvals before actions. The assistant drafts; the owner decides.

Gist’s Ham Radio deck on a dark screen: the squelch idea the app is named for, muting static until there is real signal.

Gist’s AI deck on a light screen: the brief’s stories as cards; the first card shows the app’s empty-image state.

Gist

A personal news brief. It watches the sources one person cares about and opens only for real signal.

Summaries are cheap; knowing what someone actually wants to know is the product.

Company knowledge

screens coming

BayCheck

Should we go boating today? One screen that turns NOAA, NWS, USGS and buoy data into a yes or no for one boat on Saginaw Bay.

A dashboard earns its place when it ends in a decision.

Central intelligence

Bring your next decision.

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