IndieDeveloperJ
Small, private apps that do one job well.
I'm J, a software engineer building focused apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Each one keeps your data on your own devices: no accounts, no ads, and nothing you record on my servers. Three are on the way.
What I'm building
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EcoFormPro
iPhone, iPad and Mac
Wetland delineation, filled in the field
Record vegetation, soil and hydrology at each sampling point. EcoFormPro runs the three-parameter test, shows its math, and fills the official USACE data sheet and report.
Beta waitlist open
ecoformpro.com -
Own Miles
iPhone and Apple Watch
A private mileage log
Notices when you drive, asks one question afterwards, and hands you the log the IRS expects at tax time. Your trips never leave your devices.
Beta waitlist open
ownmiles.app -
My Life in Color
iPhone and Apple Watch
A journal where each day is a color
Pick a color for the day in one tap. Months become named swatches and years grow rings, and the whole journal stays on your iPhone.
Coming soon
See the app
Next up: a continuing-education credit tracker for licensed professionals.
From the workshop
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My Life in Color: a journal where each day is a color
A journal you can keep in one tap a day, where months become swatches and years grow rings.
- mylifeincolor
- design
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Own Miles: a mileage log that keeps your drives on your phone
Why I'm building a mileage tracker with no account and no servers, and how it stays out of your way.
- ownmiles
- privacy
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EcoFormPro: the wetland data sheet, filled in the field
Why I'm building a field app for USACE wetland delineations, and what it does that a clipboard can't.
- ecoformpro
- field work
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Why I'm building small, private apps
What IndieDeveloperJ is, the three apps on the way, and the rules every one of them follows.
- studio
- privacy
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A short email when there's a new post or an app opens for testing.