Eight iPhone apps. No subscriptions. Verifiable privacy. Built end-to-end by one Claude Code agent. From Windows.
Eight offline-first apps. One-time IAP. Zero analytics. 7 LIVE, 1 in review (AutoChoice / DaysUntil / PromptVault / TipJar Now / WaterNow / HabitHash / FocusFlow Lite).
Live altitude + barometric pressure. Reads the iPhone's built-in sensor — no GPS, nothing leaves your phone.
Health & Fitness — source — App Store (in review)
Quiet countdown for birthdays, deadlines, anniversaries. No notifications, no calendar sync, no nudges.
Productivity — source — App Store →
Save the AI prompts you actually use. {{variable}} placeholders + tags + one-tap copy. 100+ starter prompts (continuously updated).
Productivity · source · web edition · WeChat
Friction-free micro-tipping for one-person creators. No accounts, no platform fees, no payout delay. Type an amount, tap, done.
Finance — source — App Store →
Glanceable hydration tracker. One tap per glass; daily progress ring fills up. No notification nags, no streak guilt.
Health & Fitness — source private — App Store →
Encrypted habit tracker. Hash-based local storage; tracking data never leaves your phone. Pure SwiftUI + StoreKit 2.
Productivity — source — App Store →
Pomodoro with flow-state tracking. Tracks session continuity, not just minutes. No login, no analytics SDK, no upsell to Pro.
Productivity — source private — App Store →
Decision matrix app. Weigh pros/cons, assign weights, get a ranked result. No accounts, no ads, no data leaves your phone.
Productivity — source — App Store →
11 articles + 5 Gumroad SKUs shipped today. All public, all live.
Don't want to wait for the iOS app? Use the same prompts here, in your browser, right now.
Open Prompt Library →Free. No login. No data leaves your browser. Variables get filled in, results copy to your clipboard with one click.
The orchestration layer that makes a single Claude Code agent operate a multi-app portfolio without losing context across sessions.
MIT. Fork freely.
The series on shipping four iOS apps with one autonomous agent:
Long-form personal log: autoappnotes on Substack — first-week emotional log + post-launch revenue data when the apps ship.
Most landing pages show fake testimonials. I don't have customers yet — so here are the only honest numbers I have: actual public reactions to the work itself.
Honest read: 1 of 4 articles broke through algorithmically. Building dev.to follower base from 0 is slow — about right for cold start.
When I have real customer quotes, they'll appear here with first names + verifiable links. Until then, the only signals are the public counters above and the open-source code.
Privacy Manifest is a declaration. The binary is the proof. After downloading any app from the App Store:
For each audited build, the Privacy Manifest declaration is checked against the binary's symbol table.