Products
Apps and tools I'm building.
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A private, instant voice mirror for free speaking, pronunciation shadowing, and rehearsal, now in five themes on iPhone and iPad.
Speak, pause, and hear yourself right away. TalkMirror 2.0 adds five themes, pixel companions, and native iPad support, while practice audio stays in memory and is never saved or uploaded.
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Big-button medication reminders you can set up for your parents from your own phone — reliable, private, and easy to read.
A free, offline iPhone and iPad reminder app for parents and seniors: big buttons, medication schedules, one-scan family setup, voice alerts, repeat alerts, and no data collection.
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Turn a sentence into a conversation: everyday scene dialogues at your level, plus sentence-by-sentence shadowing for your own text.
SentenceDeck 2.0 adds Scene Dialogues: short AI-written practice conversations for 30 everyday scenes at your level, with translations, a voice for each side, and a stamp for every finished scene. Read Along still turns your own text into sentence-by-sentence shadowing. No account, no subscription.
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Snap sugar, log smarter.
SugarCurfew is a privacy-first iOS app for quickly estimating and logging sugar from drinks, desserts, and packaged foods. Snap a label or item, confirm the result, and keep a simple cube-based view of your day.
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Complete habits. Earn Ember. Collect cards. An offline habit tracker for iPhone.
Track habits and to-dos, see your progress, and collect 22 illustrated cards for free. KeepFlame 2.0 works offline with no account, ads, or in-app purchases.
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Turn travel screenshots into an itinerary — privately, on iPhone and iPad.
TravelBrain is a privacy-first trip planner with on-device Smart Import. Capture, choose, paste, or share one travel item, review the suggested details, then arrange everything on a clear timeline.
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HushVault
Coming soonRemember where you hid it.
HushVault is a private, offline iOS app for remembering where you put important things at home — cash, keys, documents, valuables — and finding them again weeks or months later. Snap a photo, note the spot, and everything stays on your device.