Alongside the lab’s AI and systems work, we build native apps for the platforms we use. Same instinct — pull it apart, understand it, wire it up better. Different problem domain.
Your EC2 rack, on your wrist.
Agentless SSH‑based monitoring for EC2 hosts — host status, systemd services, listening ports, Docker containers, and journald logs, surfaced on iPhone and glanceably on Apple Watch. Add a PEM key, point it at a box. Nothing installed on the server.
Active developmentNative diagramming that exports the real thing.
One SwiftUI codebase, one renderer — so the on‑screen
canvas, PNG export (1×–6×), and PDF export (true
vector, selectable text) all call the same drawing path and can never
drift. Native .structor package format reopens and edits
losslessly.
Tinkercad‑style 3D modeling. Free. No account.
Build from parametric shapes, carve with holes via CSG booleans, draw‑and‑extrude sketches, and import existing STLs to remix. Exports watertight STL files ready for any slicer. No subscription, no cloud, everything on‑device.
Active developmentYour personal normal, learned from your own data.
A native iPadOS app that learns what “normal” means for every metric your iPhone and Apple Watch Ultra record, surfaces the signals that move together, and explains today’s picture — goals sized to your age, height, weight, and sex. Full HealthKit integration. Nothing leaves the device.
Active developmentSwift remote desktop. Native. Fast.
A native macOS remote desktop client built in Swift — for reaching any machine on the fleet without leaving the Apple ecosystem. Built because the existing options weren’t.
Active development