Hi, I'm Pete. I build software end to end, the architecture and the pixels, and I'm mildly obsessed with how an interface feels in the hand. This is the launchpad for everything I make.
Five live now, more in the workshop. Each one started as a weekend itch.
A local-first macOS menu bar app: your daily schedule portal plus an on-device meeting recorder and transcriber. Audio, calendars, transcripts: nothing ever leaves your Mac.
The easiest fundraising platform for schools, sports teams, and student orgs: donation pages, team-member pages, embeddable widgets, no setup fees. $4M+ raised for causes.
Your journey, mapped. Geotagged photos become glowing dots on a personal world map. See where friends' travels intersect, collect geographic badges. Web, mobile, and the living-room TV.
Every creation gets a spine. The favorites stay featured above; the shelf keeps the whole collection, and it only ever gets longer.
No handoff, no telephone game. The person choosing the easing curve is the person writing the component.
Debates about a feature end fast when you can click it.
Nobody files a ticket about the 200ms after a tap. Everybody notices it. →
Small releases, honest changelogs, no six-month reveals.
Ultimate and disc golf take up the hours software doesn't. I coach a high school ultimate team, which is the fastest way I know to learn how to explain hard things simply, a skill that quietly shows up in everything I ship.
Trails, tree lines, long throws. Then home to build.
Thirty minutes, no deck required. Bring the messy version. That's the fun part.