Apps

Built for one user.
Me.

I build small tools for the parts of life I kept dropping. They're private, and they run on free tiers. Here's what each one does and why it exists.

Lift Log
A phone-first workout logger that replaced a 12-week training spreadsheet. It shows today's workout with targets already filled in, tracks estimated one-rep maxes and bodyweight, and flags plateaus before they show up in the mirror. I can log a set by tapping, or by telling an AI coach in plain English.
Private
Wardrobe
Every piece in my closet, photographed and tagged. It picks today's outfit from the weather and my calendar, builds outfits on a mannequin, tracks cost per wear, plans what to buy next, and writes packing lists for trips.
Private
Rise
A free app for men fighting for purity, with one-tap help, trusted allies, and grace after a fall. I'm a co-founder.
Launching soon

Why build these

Remove a decision, keep the habit.

Fewer choicesThe app decides the targets and the outfit, so I spend my willpower on the work.

Fast to logTap to confirm, or say it in a sentence. If logging is slow, I stop logging.

Private by defaultEverything sits behind a login. Real data never goes on this site.

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