Digital products we've built.
Software we wish existed, so we made it.
YearMap™
Visual Year Planner for ADHD
YearMap is a visual year-planning app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that turns your year into a color-coded heatmap. Magenta for "maybe." Cyan for "it's happening." One glance is all it takes.
Born from the need to see the bigger picture. Designed for ADHD brains, with no complex interfaces and no overwhelming features. Just your year, in color. Fully accessible with VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, colorblind patterns, and sensory-friendly palettes.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Supports Family Sharing — buy once, share with your family for free.
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Aurina
Tinnitus Relief · Swiss-Made Sound Therapy
Find calm in the silence. Aurina is a Swiss-made tinnitus relief app for iPhone and iPad that plays soothing, personalized sound therapy alongside your music, podcasts, or videos — not instead of them.
Guided A–B matching pinpoints your exact tinnitus frequency, then notches soothing sounds around it. One-tap Spike Support brings breathing tools for the hard moments. Swiss-made and privacy-first, with no tracking.
FullPageShot
Full-Page Screenshots for Chrome · Open Source
Capture the entire scrolling height of any Chrome tab as one clean PNG, with a single keypress or a click on the toolbar button. The live tab you're looking at, logged-in session and all.
Chrome has no built-in one-click full-page capture, only a buried DevTools command. FullPageShot adds the button and the shortcut while keeping the trust boundary at a couple of files you can read end to end. Self-hosted and open source, with no third-party code, no remote fetch, and no tracking.
One keypress. The whole page.
Panorama Slicer
Instagram Carousels from Panoramas
Panorama Slicer is a photo app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that splits wide panoramas into 2 to 9 seamless Instagram carousel slides. Pick a photo, choose the format, drag into place, and save.
Built by Raffa Cabras Keller, the landscape photographer behind MixYourShot and co-founder of the Swiss School of Photography. It comes from his own workflow, so photographers can share wide shots without cropping out the best part, the crop Instagram's preference for vertical formats would otherwise force.
