Software, taken personally.

GENCATALOGSHIPPING FIELDNOTEAPP STORE STREET LEGALIN THE LAB SHACHARIN DEVELOPMENT
NO.01
STATUSAVAILABLE NOW
PLATFORMMAC · WINDOWS
PRICE$99 / YEAR
GENCATALOG

A permanent memory for AI creation.

GenCatalog keeps the work your AI tools leave behind: every image, video, prompt and setting, across the platforms you use. Everything stays in one searchable library on your own disk. Find anything. Reuse anything.

GENCATALOG.APP ↗
GenCatalog — library view
NO.02
STATUSAVAILABLE NOW
CAPTUREAPPLE WATCH
GET IT ONAPP STORE
FIELDNOTE

A voice journal that lets the phone stay home.

Speak into your watch on a walk. Come home to searchable Pages and brief Notes drawn from your own words. Nothing leaves your devices. An optional Face ID lock protects the journal on iPhone. Private by architecture, not by policy.

DOWNLOAD ON THE APP STORE ↗ FIELDNOTEJOURNAL.COM ↗
Fieldnote — watch capture
A Fieldnote Page with a brief Note above the complete original words
NO.03
STATUSIN THE LAB
PLATFORMIPHONE
COVERAGEMANHATTAN
STREET LEGAL

Know where you can park. Know until when.

Pick a day and time and see every curb in Manhattan colored by what’s legal: street cleaning, hydrants, school-day rules, meters, and when you’ll have to move. Every answer starts with the posted signs and is checked against the city’s enforcement data, because the signs don’t always tell the whole story. When Street Legal isn’t sure, it says so.

STREETLEGALNYC.COM ↗
Street Legal showing curb parking rules in Manhattan and a street-cleaning warning
NO.04
STATUSIN DEVELOPMENT
PLATFORMIPHONE
SCHEDULESAHEAD
SHACHAR: A SHABBAT ALARM

Wake for what matters, without touching your phone.

Shachar is an alarm built for Shabbat. Set a time once, or schedule alarms around candle lighting, Havdalah, Shacharit, Mincha, and the Jewish calendar. Shachar calculates each week at your location and schedules everything before Shabbat begins, including the complications of chagim and multi-day observance. When the phone goes quiet, the alarms keep their promise.

GETSHACHAR.COM ↗
Shachar splash screen with an illuminated crescent above the name Shachar. Shachar showing the next Shabbat, candle-lighting and Havdalah times, and scheduled alarms.
HOW THINGS ARE MADE HERE

Private by architecture.

Your data lives on your machine. The software comes to it — never the reverse.

Small on purpose.

One person builds the products. Small enough to care about every detail.

Details have to earn their place.

If it doesn’t make the product clearer, better, or more useful, it doesn’t belong.

THE SECOND ACT

My first act was spent finding and backing other people’s ideas: A&R, venture capital, startups. My second act began in my 40s: finally building my own.