Pawjii
Keep meals, health notes, walks, plans, photos, and warm care journals together on your device.
- 21 care record categories and calendar reviews
- Walk routes, local reminders, and PDF journal export
- Six free beginner pet courses on the website
Independent Developer & Creator
Hi, I’m Kurt.
I turn small, everyday ideas into apps you can use.
A little about me
I have been developing for iOS since 2015. I enjoy defining a problem and following it through to a working product.
Building my own File Manager taught me that finishing an app is only part of the work. Prototypes, testing, feedback and a sustainable business model matter too.
Along the way, I have made a file manager and iMessage stickers, and explored mini programs and backend services. I share what I learn here, alongside the apps I am making now.
Apps I’m making
NOXELLE
Make a little room for yourself. Explore 32 haptic rhythms, adjust intensity in real time and add a deeper layer with Deepen. Sound is silent by default.
- 32 rhythms, adjustable intensity and Deepen
- No account, ads or tracking; data stays on your device
- In-app purchases and an optional Face ID or Touch ID lock
After Nine
A relaxed journey for two, with chapters, cards, scratch interactions and dice. The first experience is free, with in-app purchases for more.
- Chapters and shared journeys
- No account, ads or tracking; data stays on your device
- No Game Center, scores, competition, rankings or virtual currency
Writing
How to start building your own product (2)
Goals, prototypes, project management and a cross-platform product ecosystem.
Automatic event tracking on iOS
A historical implementation of full-event tracking and responder paths.
Building an independent app: the journey (1)
From identifying a need to prototypes, icons, testing and release.
Let’s talk
For a product question, an idea or a hello, email me. App help is also available on the support page.