Work we've built.
Five apps designed and engineered by our team, launching alongside this site. Below is the actual architecture and the actual screens behind each one.
Pet Horoscope
Lifestyle · Astrology
A daily astrology engine calibrated to animals, not people.
The problem
Generic horoscope apps treat every pet the same. We wanted readings that actually differ by species, breed, sign, and moon phase, rather than a template with a name swapped in.
How it's built
The reading engine combines species, breed, zodiac sign, moon phase, and season, so a reading for a Gemini cat during a waning moon reads nothing like one for a Taurus dog during a full moon. Data syncs across a user's devices through their own private iCloud account via Apple CloudKit, so there's no account system and no server-side database for us to run.
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The actual app
Musical Pets
Games · Music
An idle world that grows from your listening history, without your listening history ever leaving your phone.
The problem
People want music-based experiences without giving up their privacy. The app needed to understand listening patterns without ever sending that data anywhere else.
How it's built
The app reads your music library directly on your device to build the experience. Nothing about what you listen to is ever transmitted or stored remotely.
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The actual app
PolicyLens
Reference · Education
Public government data, without a server sitting in the middle.
The problem
Government data is public, but it isn't built for a phone screen. The goal was to make it feel like a normal, modern app: searchable, visual, fast.
How it's built
The app connects straight to the public government data source, with nothing of ours in between. There's no server to maintain and no user data to protect, because none is collected.
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The actual app
Clarity
Productivity
A decision journal with nothing to ask permission for.
The problem
Decision-tracking tools usually die because they ask too much upfront. Clarity needed to log a decision in a few taps without a single permission dialog getting in the way.
How it's built
The app doesn't ask for camera, location, network, or account access. Every decision and its outcome stays stored on your device, with nowhere else for it to go.
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The actual app
Chartform
Productivity · Data
In-house
spreadsheet reading built from scratch
Charts from a spreadsheet, with the parser built from scratch.
The problem
Most spreadsheet tools rely on someone else's code to read Excel files. We wanted full control over that process, so we built it ourselves instead of importing one.
How it's built
Reading the file, drawing the chart, and saving it all happen directly on the device. A file never has to leave your phone to become a chart.
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The actual app
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