The 2 GB Zip Nobody Asked For
On sending someone your code, and the surprising amount of stuff that tries to come along with it.
Read itWriting
Notes from building them.
One story per app: the problem as it actually felt, and what changed once the thing existed. No feature lists, no launch posts.
Someone Saved Me a Sunny Spot
On long workdays, tiny companions, and a small game that asks for nothing except to be noticed now and then.
The Email I Wrote Without Typing
We think in sentences and type in fragments. On voice dictation, the words that trip it up, and keeping your own voice on your own computer.
The Idea Was Gone by the Time I Drew the Box
On messy thinking, whiteboards that don't keep up, and a mind map you can build without ever reaching for the mouse.
The Two-Minute Video That Took All Afternoon
On screen recordings, lost takes, and what it looks like when the tool finally stops getting in the way.
"Wait, Who Said They'd Do That?"
Every meeting ends with the same fog. Here's what it's like when the notes write themselves and never leave your computer.
Where Did My Passport Scan Go?
A small story about file converters, the websites we trust without thinking, and doing the same job without letting go of the file.
Every story here has an app behind it.
All seven run on Windows, and all seven keep your work on your own machine.