Apps / Shipped

Every app I've shipped.

Designed by me, built with friends and AI. Each one started as a problem in my own day. All free, no ads, no tracking.

Phloem: Paper Reader

A calm reading desk for research papers

iPad · web

On the App Store

A local-first reader for PDFs and Word files. A reading guide walks you down the page, pages turn like paper, and Apple Pencil notes sit beside the source. AI is optional and privacy-first.

Qi Zi: Go, Chess & Mahjong

Four classic games, with a coach

iPhone · iPad · web · Android in the browser

On the App Store · 1.1 out now

Go, Gomoku, chess and Mahjong, each against the computer with a coach that says why. On the 3D boards every Go group grows into a snake or a dragon, and a big capture slays it with a temple bell.

  • Win rates while you play, and a graph that marks the turning points after.
  • Online rooms shared by the app and the browser, up to four at a Mahjong table.

Game Life: Cellular Worlds

Conway's universe, one you can hear

iPhone · iPad · web

On the App Store

A tiny universe that runs on three simple rules. Draw a few cells, press Play and watch them live, die and multiply, with a sound for every birth.

Tend: Pixel Tomato Timer

A focus timer for research, with a question and a notebook

iPhone · iPad · web · Android soon

In App Store review

Start each session with the question you're working on, and end it with a note on where you stopped. A pixel tomato grows while you focus. Works offline.

Plank Constant

Plank timer games, hands-free

iPhone · iPad · web

In App Store review · public beta open

Hold a plank and play with your face, so your hands stay planted and the clock stops dragging: a flight through a meteor belt, and a duel on a plank with a new weapon every round.

Manilha

Guess your tricks, mind the trump

iPhone · iPad · web

In App Store review · public beta open

The Brazilian trick-taking card game also known as Fodinha, or Oh Hell, for friends round one table. Guess how many tricks you'll take, then take exactly that many.

All the games also live in the browser arcade at lifegameproject.com.