6 things

Software

Apps and tools meant for other people. Two you can buy or open today, two more in build, one I have not started.

01For saleJun 2026

SFD — Write It Bad

the backspace key is a coward

A drafting app for the first bad version. Finished passes lock, so the only direction left is forward. You flag the lines you hate and fix them somewhere else. I built it because I spent an hour editing one sentence and never got to the second.

$2.99. once. forever.scratch for the price$2.99. once. forever.

What it actually looks like

The SFD drafting screen: earlier lines locked and greyed, one line flagged in gold.The Pile: one chunk done at 540 words, two named but unwritten.

SwiftUI · iPhone + Mac · One purchase

Get it on the App Store
02LiveJul 2026

Switchyard

nothing leaves the machine. that's the whole flex

A Mac app that turns documents into structured records without anything leaving the machine. The models ship inside it. Pick a tool, drop in a file, edit every field before it saves, then search the whole pile. Five surfaces now: Apps, Auto, Ask, Assist, and a node canvas underneath for building your own.

What it actually looks like

The Switchyard tool gallery, each tool labelled with what it reads.An intake document turned into a reviewable note, every field editable.

Local models · No account · No cloud

Ask for a build
03Live2026

Hold That

built for my own 400 saved reels

You already send yourself Reels. This turns one into a real note: the source, a summary, the transcript, the takeaways, tags. There is no new habit to learn, which is the only reason anyone keeps using it.

What it actually looks like

The Hold That landing page.

Web app · Transcription · Private by default

Try it
04LiveJun 2026

loworbit

a feed you finish

A vertical feed where every card is something you do instead of something you watch. Swipe in, work a small bounded thing, swipe on. I wanted a feed that left me holding something.

What it actually looks like

A live loworbit interaction with dozens of crumbs drifting across a pale field and a prompt to tap or hold for wind.

Expo · Interaction design · Feed systems

Open the feed
05In TestFlightJun 2026

Heddle

two orderings, one deliverable

Name a subject and something you want to make; Heddle writes the course that gets you there. Concept order for the reading, calendar order for the work, and a tutor that reads what you turn in and sets tomorrow.

What it actually looks like

The Heddle shelf: a course for a three-minute wedding toast, day one waiting.A session screen: today's assignment and the box the artifact goes in.

SwiftUI · Claude API · Writing first

Ask for a build
06Not built2026

PriceOps AI

still a document. sue me

Federal pricing lives in an RFP, four spreadsheets, and somebody's memory of what the last approver wanted. This would pull it into one place and show its work: every rate traceable, every margin visible. I have not built it.

Market research · Product architecture · GovCon

Tell me if I'm wrong

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