Apps That Feel Right at Home
We build thoughtful, native apps for iOS and macOS — no compromises, no cross-platform shortcuts. Just pure Apple experience.
Our Apps
Native apps designed with care for Apple platforms.
ThinkBud
AvailableImport any link, PDF, photo, scanned doc, or audio — ThinkBud instantly transforms it into mind maps, AI summaries, flashcards (FSRS-5 spaced repetition), quizzes, AI podcasts, and Feynman explanations. Study with friends in groups, climb the weekly league, and sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Now Educational App Store certified with a 5-star rating.
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RoleBud
AvailableAI-powered CV generator with 3 ATS optimization tiers — from realistic to maximum 100% match. Generate tailored CVs, export as Word or PDF, then use the Interview Coach with 35 role-specific questions across STAR, technical, and common categories plus timed mock interviews with voice practice.
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PromptKit
AvailableSave, organize, and launch AI prompts directly to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and more. Build workflows, share with the community, and never lose a prompt again.
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Every app we build is a native Apple citizen. No Electron wrappers, no cross-platform compromises — just thoughtful software that respects your platform.
Native Performance
Built with Swift and SwiftUI for buttery-smooth performance that matches the platform.
Privacy Focused
Your data stays on your device. No tracking, no cloud required, no compromises.
Designed for Apple
Following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines to create apps that feel truly at home.
Latest Posts
Thoughts on development, AI, and building native apps.
Your Timer Stops Every Time the User Scrolls. Timer Is Working Exactly as Documented.
A scheduled Timer silently stops firing the moment a user touches a scroll view, because scheduledTimer adds itself to the run loop's default mode and scrolling switches to tracking mode. Here's the mechanism, and why reaching for .common isn't automatically the right fix.
Your Crash Rate Doubled Overnight. You Didn't Ship Anything.
A third-party SDK can crash your already-shipped iOS app without you releasing a single line of code. Here's the mechanism behind server-driven SDK crashes, why pinning your dependency versions doesn't protect you, and the kill switch you need to ship before you need it.
Array(repeating:) Looks Like It Makes Five Objects. It Makes One, Five Times.
Array(repeating:count:) copies its value into every slot — which is exactly why it silently breaks the moment that value is a class instance. Here's the reference-sharing bug and how to actually get five independent objects.
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