Six projects: a HomeKit dashboard, a Chinese almanac, a publishing tool, a Swift icon library, a handheld launcher, and an AI usage display for e-ink.

A calm HomeKit dashboard for iPhone and iPad. Control rooms, lights, climate, curtains, sensors, and Apple Music from one place. Try one room free; Lifetime Pro unlocks the whole home with no subscription.
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A type-safe Swift package for 2,100+ Lucide and Lucide Lab icons, rendered as native SwiftUI shapes with zero runtime dependencies.

Lunar dates, solar terms and a daily color in a modern Chinese almanac — every traditional term comes with a plain-language explanation, free to read offline.

Five AI usage and rate-limit providers on the Quote/0 e-ink display, with adaptive layouts, recency ordering and resilient cached snapshots.

A D-pad-first Android launcher for handheld consoles, focused on browsing and launching games without touch.

Turn PRs, commits, screenshots, and release notes into publishable product stories, with every claim tied back to source material.
Each project here began with a problem I wanted to solve. Hearth is on the App Store, Lucide-Swift and quote0-burnout are open source, Good Day is preparing for launch, and Shiplog and OdinLauncher are in active development. I care about clear interfaces, platform-native behavior, and software that stays out of the way.
I'm available for selected freelance work and collaborations, especially in publishing tools, SwiftUI products, and ambient interfaces.