Apps for Us
I built a few apps I've been using at home, some for years. I'm now lighting a fire to put them out into the world. I started one during peak pandemic, another while my last job was turned inside-out in '24. I'd appreciate it if you'd give them a try.
Free & independent. No strings. Hopefully useful to you!
Ceeen
Looking for a great movie?
I love a good movie. Through good times and bad, they can shift my view on life. And a good show can soothe my mind after a long week. I'd like to tell you about all the great things I've seen, and hear about what you and friends have been into.
Track what you've watched, bookmark what's next, and share recommendations directly via messages or whatever channel you want.
Pickle
Big decision, can't decide?
Pickle helps weigh options for a decision — solo or with a team. Trying to pick a vacation destination? Or prioritize a project at work? Super low friction, no account needed.
GottaPark
Have a bike or car? Don't forget where you put it.
I resisted getting a car until my second kid and the pandemic arrived. In NYC, that means moving it often, without forgetting where we parked it last. Big buttons, easy sharing with a partner, no ads, no creepy data brokers. Built for the chaos of NYC alternate side parking, useful anywhere.
Note
Save to your homescreen for the best experience. These are all web apps, for desktop and mobile. No need for the app store.
I’m making these under the banner of Beta Brooklyn.
See any bugs or confusing bits? I'd love to hear it.
Ideas in the wings
A few others I've prototpes, but aren't ready to share. Should I put in the time?? Let me know if you'd be interested.
Emailzzz — an email digest for busy parents and teams. Set up forwarding, auto-archive the noise, get a summary of what matters without giving AI access to your inbox.
Milestones — a photo app organized around meaningful moments and shared history. Better than a fleeting feed on a doomscroll network.
Relic — physical totems that unlock an album or music mix to share with fans or friends and family. Rich media included. (About Relic)