Apps I build
I build apps for Windows, Android and Wear OS. Read what each one does, then get it straight from its GitHub release or the Play Store.
Desktop widget engine for Windows
An open-source engine that puts widgets on your Windows desktop. Install the engine once, then add only the widgets you want: they all run inside that one engine, which uses far less memory than a separate app per widget.
Arcade emulator for Android
A free arcade emulator for Android phones and tablets, built on MAME Plus! (mamep) 0.144u2. No ROM files are included.
A Wear OS watch face with shortcut tiles
A watch face for Wear OS watches such as the Galaxy Watch5. Four tiles under the big clock hold the things you use most, one tap away. It is built in Watch Face Format, which carries no executable code, so there is nothing in it that could collect or send anything.
Keeps calendars that live in different places in step
Work in Outlook, personal plans in Google Calendar, the family in iCloud - scattered like that, something gets missed. Calendar Sync keeps them in step, on a schedule, without you leaving the app open.
Records what you do with mouse and keyboard, then repeats it
Record mouse moves, clicks and keystrokes on Windows, string them into a scenario and run it as many times as you like. Because it can branch on what is on screen, it copes with windows that are not always in the same place.
