iPhone apps, built with ohana in mind
Five apps for your health, your weather, your books, and what is for dinner.
Two on the App Store, three still in TestFlight. Ohana means family, and that sets the bar.
Live on the App StoreThe complete GLP-1 tracker for injections, progress, nutrition, and follow-through.
Track injections, weight, doses, side effects, meals, labs, and progress in one thoughtful place designed to make health routines feel manageable.
Live on the App StoreA focused weather app for people who want clarity instead of clutter.
See current conditions, hourly forecasts, radar, alerts, AQI, and smart weather guidance in a clean interface that stays out of the way.
In TestFlightA beautiful Audiobookshelf player with built-in discovery, requests, and offline listening.
Browse your library, request new titles, download books for offline playback, and resume where you left off in a cleaner listening experience.
In TestFlightA warm, local-first recipe app for calmer cooking, better planning, and meals you will actually make.
Save recipes from the web, organize your cookbook, plan the week, build shopping lists, and cook with a focused step-by-step mode.
Coming soonLinks move between your iPhone and Mac. So does everything you copy.
Send a page from either device and it lands on the other. Everything you copy is kept as well, so your clipboard becomes a searchable history instead of a single slot you keep overwriting.
Ohana means nobody gets left behind. For an app that is not a slogan, it is a list: open it fast, work when the signal drops, and keep what is personal on the device.
An app should lower the volume of your day, not raise it.
Health and home data stays on your device wherever we can manage it.
The screens you open every morning get the most attention.
Designed around the week you actually have, not an ideal one.
Say aloha
Support questions, a TestFlight invite, or a bug you just hit. All of it lands in the same inbox.