Apps
Five apps, honestly statused.
Four have TestFlight builds running; none are on the App Store yet. Getting them there — review prep, metadata, polish — is the current work. Every one is open source.
Echo: Audiobook Study Player
TestFlight beta — openAn audiobook player built for studying, not just listening. Word-perfect read-along, one-tap flashcards, Smart Rewind, and a Watch remote you design.
iPhone · Apple Watch · Mac · CarPlay · GPL-3.0
MacroMark
Tap your Watch complication, speak, lower your wrist — the note lands in today's Markdown file, ready for Obsidian or Logseq.
Verbal Macros turn speech into structure: say "Task" and get - [ ]
NS Marks The Spot
Slide Nova Scotia's archival Fletcher maps over today's landscape — old roads, gold mines, and shorelines line up under your thumb. Offline-first tiles for places with weak signal.
Routey
Offline-first route support for rural mail carriers, built in my own delivery truck. OCR label scanning, a master route list, and a daily-run flow that survives dead zones.
Turn Timer
An Apple-native visual sequence timer — one-tap visual countdowns plus reusable sequences for game nights, routines, classrooms, and kitchens.
Cards lead to each app's public home. Source for everything is on GitHub. For the field experience behind NS Marks The Spot, read the GIS case study.