One workshop · Mac · iPhone · iPad · Watch
Apps that stay on your own devices.
I build small, finished apps for the hardware you already own. No account to create, no server of mine in the middle (there isn't one). Three so far.
Pick where you're headed
In beta
Mira
An AI assistant whose models run on your own Mac, iPhone and iPad. Your questions stay on the machine that answers them.
Open Mira
In beta
Vera
A native editor for the Markdown in your git repos. It knows what changed since your last commit. MIT-licensed, free.
App Store
Aura
A weather app for Spain built on AEMET's open data, for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android. Pebble watchfaces too.
What ties them together
Made the same way, on purpose.
Different jobs, one set of rules. Whichever you open, it behaves the way I'd want software on my own devices to behave.
On your device
The work happens on the device in your hand, and I don't run a server. I couldn't read your data even if I wanted to.
No accounts
No sign-up screen, no login, no email asked for. Download, open, use.
Open where it counts
Mira's engine, Vera and the Pebble watchfaces are MIT-licensed. Don't take my word for what they do; read the code.
Built in the open
One person and Claude Code, shipping a small release most weeks. The commit history is public, warts included.