creating things
Make space for your feelings. AnchorMe is a gentle journal that helps you write about how you feel, understand your emotions, and remember the moments that keep you grounded. You don’t need perfect words. A few sentences are enough. WRITE…
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See the health data that matters to you, right on your Home Screen. My Health Widget turns your Apple Health data into clear, configurable widgets and a simple dashboard. Choose from more than 70 metrics – from steps and sleep…
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Big goals are easier when you take them one small step at a time. Elevyn helps you choose what matters, take a small step each day, and see your progress add up, with a little encouragement along the way. CHOOSE…
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Vitamin101 shows you what’s really in your food. Look up the vitamins, minerals and nutrients in almost 1,000 everyday foods, see how much of your daily needs a portion covers, and keep track of what you eat. FIND ANY FOOD…
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Walled Garden is a private social space where the only audience is the one you create. Write posts, share photos, and tell longer stories. Then see how your own cast of AI characters reacts. Your posts are never published to…
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Bombs drop into crates. The crates snap shut. Now: where did the lit ones go? Remembomb is a fast, pixel-art memory game. Watch closely as bombs fall into crates one by one and the lids slam down in a different…
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Psychological Symptom Analyzer (PSA) helps you explore how a set of symptoms relates to the criteria of recognised mental disorders. Select symptoms, add context, and see which disorders’ criteria match — with a clear explanation of what matched, what’s missing,…
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Pomodoro = PMDR + OOOO The consonants are the work: focused, steady, deliberate. The vowels are the breathing room in between. Pomodoro puts both together in one simple timer. Work in focused intervals and take short breaks. After four sessions,…
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Everyone’s waiting in line. So are you. QueueUp is a pixel-art game about the most universal challenge of all: standing in a queue. Wait for the person ahead to move, then tap at just the right moment to step up….
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Sent two photos and asked “Which one is better?” The reply comes back: “The second one!” But which one did you send second? Left? Or Right? fixes that. It combines your two photos into one clean image, so the answer…
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