I make software for iPhone and Mac, and the tools that run on my own server. This is where it goes public: some of it is finished, most of it is on the way.
Now Getting Umbra ready for the App Store.
Photo and video vault for iPhone and iPad
Preparing for the App Store
A passcode-locked home for your photos and videos.
Import from Photos or Files, sort into albums, make quick edits, and export when you need to. Unlock with your passcode or Face ID, keep a Local library, and add an iCloud library if you want one.
Video stabilization for iPhone, iPad and Mac
Working prototype
Import a shaky clip and Steady smooths it out, right on your device.
There's one Smoothness slider, a compare view that keeps both versions at the same moment, and saving at the original resolution. No watermark, no upload, no payment.
Private file transfers on your own server
Running on my server
Drop in files, folders or text and choose where they go.
Send to your library, a link, or another of your devices. Uploads of any size pick up where they left off, downloads stream, and nothing is stored anywhere you don't control.
Longer projects and experiments. None of these are ready for anyone else yet.
The long goal is running selected Windows apps on an independent kernel inside Parallels on Apple Silicon. Today it builds byte-identical disk images, boots, takes over from the firmware and draws its own diagnostics to the screen. Running real applications is a long way off.
Instead of sending the car a video, a server decodes it and streams it as a rapid run of still frames that the browser paints onto a canvas. That way it plays anywhere the car's browser can show a picture. It has big touch targets and stays out of the way so the content leads.
How things here are made. All notes