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. Eight apps available on the App Store. Updates are being prepared; the Thankslate name change appears after review.
Altitude and barometric pressure from the built-in sensor. Optional sharing and purchases use the destination and system services you choose.
Health & Fitness — support — App Store →
Countdowns for birthdays, deadlines and anniversaries, with optional event reminders and recurring dates.
Productivity — support — App Store →
Save the AI prompts you actually use. {{variable}} placeholders + tags + one-tap copy. 100+ starter prompts (continuously updated).
Productivity · support · web edition · WeChat
Show a payment QR, switch saved receive codes, and share designed cards or printable posters. Local storage, no app account, and a one-time Pro upgrade. The app does not process payments.
Utilities — support — privacy — App Store →
Log drinks, follow daily progress and grow a hydration garden. Local reminders are optional.
Health & Fitness — support — App Store →
A local habit tracker with completion heatmaps, schedules and optional reminders. Pro is a one-time purchase.
Productivity — support — App Store →
A focus timer with project tags and completed-session history. The prepared update adds relaunch recovery. Pro is a one-time upgrade.
Productivity — support — App Store →
Spin a decision wheel, save lists and revisit recent choices. Optional Premium adds weighted choices, themes and sharing.
Productivity — support — 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.
The app policies describe what is stored locally, when private iCloud sync is available, and how purchases and deliberately shared content use system or external services.
Read the app privacy policies. A privacy declaration or a binary symbol search alone does not establish every network and data-handling behavior.