TestFlight betaiPhone & iPad
Stremio Player
An unofficial Stremio client with a native player for 4K, HDR and Dolby Vision. Your addons, library and watch progress stay in sync.
Independent by design
Small tools.
Useful things.
Thoughtful software and objects for everyday life. A little less friction. A little more possibility.
See the apps
THE LITTLE TOOLS WORKBENCH
Digital.
Physical.
Useful.
A SMALL WINMake room
for the good stuff.
for the good stuff.
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Physical.
Useful.
The apps
Personal software,
already shipping.
Software used to be something you bought from strangers, built for millions of people at once. I think most of it should be made for the people who actually use it: sometimes a lot of people, often a family, sometimes just one person.
So I built a personal software factory. An idea goes in as a sentence. Agents build it, test it and ship it to your phone, and it keeps changing as your life does. Every app below came out of it.
TestFlight beta
On the App StoreApple Watch & iPhone
Sip Water Reminder
Reminds you to drink water with a tap on your wrist. Log a glass from your watch, iPhone or a widget, and the next reminder moves a full interval out.
Live on the webWeb browser
Quick Check
Print checks from your browser on plain paper, blank check stock or a home printer. Free to use, with your data encrypted on your own device. Sync across devices is $3.99 a month.
Coming sooniPhone & iPad
Daily Hacker News
Hacker News as a daily paper: each day’s top 30 stories, ranked by points, with the full discussion one tap away. No account and no data collected.
In developmentiPhone
Moshi Terminal
A terminal for your phone that stays connected. Mosh keeps the session alive across networks, tmux windows become tabs, and links in Claude Code output are tappable.
In developmentiPhone & iPad
Blokça
A blocky word game that teaches young kids their first 60 Turkish words. Every instruction is spoken, so it works before they can read.
Coming sooniPad & iPhone
First Catch
A gentle 3D fishing game for five and six year olds: cast from the pier, reel one in and fill an aquarium. No reading, no ads, no fail states.
PersonaliPhone & iPad
Daily Economist
The week’s Economist laid out like a daily paper, with section chips, bookmarks and everything cached for offline reading.
PersonaliPhone & CarPlay
Driveway
Videos on the car’s screen while it’s parked. The picture blanks and pauses the moment the car starts moving.
What I make
Two ways to make
the everyday better.
Some ideas belong on a screen.
Others are better in your hands.
01 / DIGITAL
Software with a purpose.
Focused apps and utilities, built around real tasks. I make software with a simple aim: make useful things easier to do, with clear interfaces and fewer unnecessary steps.
Have a question about an app, an idea, or something that could work better? I’d like to hear it.
Talk software02 / PHYSICAL
Ideas you can hold.
Small-batch objects made through 3D printing. I explore how shape, material, and a little ingenuity can turn an everyday idea into something tangible and useful.
Get in touch for current items, availability, and questions about my printed work.
Talk objectsA small independent business
Made by a person.
For people.
Little Tools is an independent, owner-run business. I bring software development and 3D printing under one roof, with a shared interest in making practical things.
My approach starts with a small question: could this be a little simpler, more helpful, or more enjoyable? From the first idea to the next iteration, that question guides what I make.
When you get in touch, you’re reaching the person behind the work. Questions, feedback, and useful little ideas are always welcome.
Let’s make a connection
Have a little something
in mind?
For product questions, software support, purchases,
or an idea you’d like to share, drop me a line.