Hello.I make small, careful software.
Apps for the Mac and for your phone, browser extensions, command-line tools: each does one job well, respects your privacy, and stays out of your way. Some are free, some have paid features — each one’s page says which.
What I make
Cubiclark
A local view of live Claude Code agents, read from transcripts and, optionally, from a small hooks collector.
Speakmend
Dictation for the Mac that you can correct by voice, transcribed on your Mac.
skillwharf
One manifest and lockfile for the agent skills your team shares.
Clipvelope
Local-only clipboard manager for the Mac, with encrypted history.
How I build them
No telemetry, no tracking
Nothing I make reports back on how you use it. When something does need the network, to check for an update or fetch what you asked for, its page says what goes over it.
Your data stays yours
Local by default. Anything that leaves your device is something you asked for, like a backup you switch on yourself.
No account unless it earns it
Most of what I make needs no sign-up at all. If a feature ever genuinely needs one — a subscription, say — the app’s own page says so plainly.
Openness is per app
Some of what I make is MIT licensed on GitHub, so you can read every line. Others aren’t open source. Each app’s page says which.