Shipped
13 apps on
Google Play.
Every app on this page is on the production track — installable by anyone, not a beta and not an internal test. Version numbers are read from the Play Console, not typed in by hand.
Versions as of September 9, 2026
RxLog
Medication tracking that holds up in a doctor’s office
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SiteSnap
Jobsite photos, organised into a report before you leave the site
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dBLog
Noise complaints, with measurements attached
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dB Scout
A sound level meter that tells you what it can and cannot measure
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PawJournal
The vet history you can never remember in the waiting room
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ThoughtWell
A journal with no account, no sync, and no way for me to read it
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CoinCove
Expense tracking that does not ask for your bank login
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InkSafe
A private notebook that grew drawing muscles
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OutlineSketch
Turn any photo into a printable colouring page
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WiFi Share
Your guest network in a QR code
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SignalKit
Audio test tools for people who set up sound systems
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TracePals
Handwriting practice sheets, printed or traced on screen
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AV Project Pro
Cable pull lists, rack plans and PDF cut sheets for AV installers
DetailsHow one person ships 13 apps
A shared React Native and Expo template, a release pipeline with gates that fail the build rather than warn about it — typecheck, tests, an emulator smoke run, an accessibility scan — and a human tester who sees every build before it reaches the production track.
The honest trade-off is breadth over depth. Most of these are small, single-purpose tools, and that is deliberate. Each page below states plainly whether the app is free, ad-supported, or has a paid upgrade.
Read how the pipeline works