Work
Software we’ve built and shipped.
Products with paying customers, tools people use every day, systems that run on their owners’ own hardware, and live multiplayer games. Most of it is private, so it’s described here rather than linked.
- 9
- projects, each written up
- 3
- kinds of work
For businesses3
Product · cloud web app
CenterSuite
Run a whole learning center from one place, instead of six.
In the cloud, one database per center
Web app · messaging
Web Messaging
iMessage on any computer, even a locked-down one.
A browser, a relay server and a small agent on a Mac
Developer tool · web app
Reeve
Start and watch long-running work on remote servers from one browser tab.
Self-hosted, on the servers it supervises
For people and homes3
App · phone-first, offline
The Modern Person
Keep an ADHD life on track without another account to sign up for.
On the device, in one file, offline
Voice assistant · self-hosted
Self-hosted voice assistant
A kitchen-counter assistant that doesn’t live in someone else’s cloud.
On its own server at home
Decision tool · web app
Fantasy football draft assistant
Make fast, good decisions live, with money on the line and a clock running.
A web app, open beside the draft
Live and multiplayer3
Game · real-time multiplayer
Anagrid
Real-time play for up to eight people, where nobody can cheat.
In the browser or from a phone’s home screen
Game · real-time multiplayer
Muggins
A card game where the rules are enforced and nobody can peek.
Any phone or computer, with a link to share
Game · phone-first simulation
Racked: Idle Datacenter
Tune a game’s pacing with evidence instead of guesswork.
In a phone’s browser, smoothly
Next step
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