Every one of these I designed, built, and shipped myself — interface, code, screenshots, user guide, and privacy note. No teams, no handoffs. Here's what that looks like.
iPhone app
Subscription Radar turns the pile of forgotten recurring charges into one clear monthly picture — entirely on the device, with nothing sent to a server.
A private subscription tracker with on-device OCR and renewal alerts, so people can finally see and cut what they’re really paying for each month.
iPhone app
DayBloom makes sure the dates that matter never slip by — a soft, personal celebration tracker for the whole family.
A warm reminder app for birthdays, weddings, and the family dates that matter — with gentle local nudges and full on-device privacy.
iPhone app
A focused, branded radio experience that puts the music first and the clutter last.
A branded radio app with a clean player, station search, and direct stream entry — a calmer listening experience with less support friction.
iPhone app · Golf
ShotNotes turns a scorecard into a coaching tool — log each shot as you play, and it shows you exactly which club and which miss is costing you the most.
A golf round tracker that logs every shot — club, distance, lie, and miss direction — then surfaces the miss patterns hiding in your game. No sensors, just your phone.
iPhone app · Booking
TimlyCut is an appointment booking app for barbers and salons — currently in development.
A booking app for barbers and salons — an independent alternative to Booksy, built around fast rebooking and a schedule that matches how a shop actually runs.
I take iPhone apps from blank page to submission — design, build, screenshots, manuals, and the privacy pages Apple requires. You work directly with me the whole way.