Forked nestry into nestry+
Dropped the backend entirely. Core Data + CloudKit private sharing, one-time purchase, zero servers.
Technical Architect by day. I build small apps on nights and weekends — and keep an honest log of what ships, what stalls, and what gets killed.
Dropped the backend entirely. Core Data + CloudKit private sharing, one-time purchase, zero servers.
The one-task-a-day app is getting an alpenglow-inspired look before it ships.
The couples pregnancy companion keeps rolling — shared tracking, realtime partner sync.
Built a game-agnostic logic-puzzle engine first, then Sync on top: each partner gets half the clues.
Widgets, share extension, Shortcuts. My earliest App Store credit, still getting updates.
A health tracker shouldn't guilt you into opening it. Measure the gut, not the app.
An Option-Tab window switcher with live thumbnails. My first desktop utility, out as a DMG.
The 30-plants-a-week tracker was built and working. It didn't pull. Shelved by my own rules.
The native SwiftUI rewrite of my couples app reached real testers.
I tried to build an app-factory SDK. Cloning a working app turned out to beat building a framework.
carebit was the cross-platform first draft of Bloompair. One repo later, I rewrote it in SwiftUI.