I "build" small iPhone apps in my spare time. Each one scratches an itch I had myself, does a single job properly, and keeps your data on your device. I put "build" in quotes because I see myself as a product manager planning and testing the code that is primarily created by AI tools.
NextTreat
Dopamine shopping, made a little less irresponsible. NextTreat helps you track what you really want, not just what you think you want today. Built for the minds around me that constantly crave dopamine from online shopping, NextTreat helps prioritise what you've really wanted for a while to help you focus when you do spend money.
NextLift
Progressive overload, made obvious. A barbell training log that remembers your last session and the progression you've chosen, so you walk up to the bar knowing exactly what to load. Each session you decide whether to deload, maintain, or progress; NextLift records the call and shows you how to load the bar for it. It's a log, not a coach.
NextCall
Stay close to the people who matter. Life gets busy and months slip by. NextCall keeps a short list of the people you want to stay in touch with, lets you set your own cadence for each, and gives you a quiet nudge when it's been too long. No streaks, no guilt — just a prompt, plus a place to jot what to follow up on next time.
Questions
If you have a question about either app, or an idea for something you'd like to see, please get in touch.