Apps & Side Projects
Software I build between shoots
Before photography, I spent years building software. I never really stopped, I just started building for myself instead of a company. Most of what you will find here are small, focused tools that solve a problem I had personally: a light meter I trust in the field, a way to keep my film holders organized, a cleaner home for the AI prompts I use every week.
All of them are free to start. None of them collect your data. A few have a small one-time unlock, never a subscription.
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Ars Magna
An alchemy and survival game in two halves. Fuse 60,215 elements in the Vessel, then carry what you made into the Cinderhouse, a survivors-style arena with thirty weapons, fifty-two fusions and a descent without end.
Free with ads, offline, no account. On iPhone now, Android soon.
The Film Friend
A complete companion for film photography. Light metering, reciprocity, bellows compensation, development timers, and film-holder tracking, designed for everything from 35mm to 8×10.
Built by a working film photographer.
Bake Margin
The pricing and order app for home bakers and small custom cake businesses. It costs recipes down to the gram, suggests a price from your target margin, and turns a request into a quote, an order, and an invoice.
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Work and focus
a private task manager with natural language input, a calendar, and streaks. Everything stays on your phone.
hundreds of engineering and scientific units, offline, converted as you type.
Network and home lab
watch and administer your own Pi-hole v6 servers from your phone, with live queries, dashboards and alerts.
Home and everyday
document everything you own, room by room, and export an insurer-ready claim packet.
watering reminders, a care calendar, and a plant journal that keep every plant alive.
Money, travel and groups
Music, sport and play
an alchemy and survival game: fuse 60,215 elements, then hold the line in a survivors-style arena.
