Jamie
Newman
Building apps that people actually enjoy using - from first tap to last.
Re:Count
Count what matters. Give every counter its own icon and colour, set goals, build streaks, and keep tabs on anything - right from your wrist to your home screen.
Pend
Time, at a glance. Count down to the dates ahead, and up from the ones behind - with widgets, Live Activities, share cards and iCloud sync, and an answer from Siri, Spotlight and Control Centre without opening the app.
Gamut
Capture colour, ship it anywhere. Grab a colour from the world, build a palette, check it's accessible, and export it as SwiftUI, CSS, Tailwind, or JSON - the colour you found, in the format your code needs.
Gild
The light, all day. Today's sun path drawn as an arc, with golden hour and blue hour shaded along it, a marker where the sun is right now, and eight times from first light to last. Worked out on your phone, not looked up.
Tock
A click that cannot drift. A metronome built for practice rather than settings screens - drag, tap or step a tempo, save your songs into sets, train your timing with a tempo ramp or a gap click, and take the whole thing to the wrist.
Omnibus
A reading log built on sessions. Time each sitting, enter the page you reached, and Omnibus shows your real pace, a projected finish date, the hours of the day you read, and every passage you kept. iCloud sync, the Watch app and the full stats are a one-off Pro purchase.
Clearing
Weather organised around what you want to do. Describe an activity as the conditions it needs - rain, temperature, wind, gusts, UV, daylight - and Clearing finds the hours in the next ten days that fit, says which rule any other hour failed, and tells you when a window opens or disappears. Alerts, plans, widgets and the Watch app are a subscription.