A collection of apps I’ve built for Apple platforms. Where available, you’ll find App Store links, TestFlight betas, and GitHub repos below.

ExpandableExerciseTimer

A custom workout timer for iOS, macOS, and visionOS. Build routines by mixing time-based and rep-based exercises, dial in rest periods between sets, and get audio alerts when it’s time to move on. Born out of frustration with the quirks of browser-based timers, it’s grown into a full-featured tool I use every day — for workouts and as a slow-eating timer. The iOS version now includes live Health metrics from a paired Apple Watch — current heart rate and calorie burn during your workouts.

Download on the App Store

Bodyweight WorkoutRandomizer

Can’t decide what to do today? This app takes the decision fatigue out of bodyweight training — pick your exercises, set your work and rest intervals, and let it shuffle the rest. Great for days when you want variety without the planning overhead. Grew out of a Zone 2 cardio workaround I built when my ankle was acting up and has been evolving ever since. Like EET, the iOS version shows live heart rate and calorie burn from a paired Apple Watch.

Download on the App Store

PomoLedger

A Pomodoro-style focus timer with a twist: at the end of each session, you’re prompted to summarize what you worked on before choosing your break length. Those recaps accumulate into a file you can share with your favorite AI to help write reports, pull together a weekly summary, or just keep yourself honest about where the time went. Supports manual or automatic archiving on a weekly or monthly schedule, and optional calendar logging of focus blocks.

CursorIlluminator

A macOS utility that puts a spotlight on your cursor, making it easy to find on big screens and multi-monitor setups. Simple, lightweight, and does exactly one thing well. Due to macOS sandbox restrictions, it can’t live in the App Store — but it’s free and open source on GitHub.