the constellations

Every app
is a constellation.

Apps I design and build myself. The shared sky: nothing is ever destroyed, the tool suggests and you pick, and everything remembers where it came from.

the hourglass — attention over time

fragments

approaching testflight

“make attention visible, patterns legible, and choices conscious.”

An iPhone app for mindfulness-first time tracking and life reflection. The atomic unit is a fragment — a moment of attention. It's a noticing app that happens to produce extraordinary data: timers, days, plans, money, and reflection over one calm model. No streaks, no guilt, no shame mechanics — the app reflects; it never judges.

iOS · SwiftUI · offline-first

the film strip — take after take

ClipFarm

native rewrite in progress

“a personal video studio built on your raw footage as a queryable, AI-indexed library.”

Feed it every take and every session, and it gives you organized views of your own material so you can pull finished videos out instead of editing from scratch. Library, not timeline. Provenance forever — every clip stays tied to its source video and timestamp. AI suggests; you pick.

macOS · Swift · AVFoundation

the variant fan — one root, many readings

Variorum

core engine built

“an edition of a text that preserves its variant readings. that is this app.”

A native writing tool where the atomic unit is the block — nothing owns blocks, everything points at them. Fan out ten parallel candidate paragraphs and keep them all; journals, blog posts, and books over one model, with variant fans, deliberate commits, and lineage that never forgets where a sentence came from.

macOS · Swift · SQLite

still forming

nebulae — ideas condensing into future constellations.

or draw a constellation of your own →