One person. No company.

Software that works without asking to go online.

I build apps that work offline, on purpose. Not as a checkbox feature — it's the whole design brief. If an app doesn't need the internet to do its job, it doesn't get to ask for it.

Paying monthly for things I used to just buy got old. So did apps quietly phoning home in the background, and “free” that turns out to mean ad-supported surveillance.

AI helps build a lot of this — code, copy, this site. That's not a caveat, it's the reason one person can ship real apps instead of just ideas for them. It doesn't change the deal: what ships is still offline-first and private by default, because that's the actual design brief, regardless of who or what wrote which line.

So everything here is built the other way: no accounts unless the feature genuinely needs one, no analytics SDKs, no ad networks, nothing collected because there's nothing to sell. What's below is what I've built so far.