Everything here is real and running. Read how I built each one, then go poke at it.
A party trivia game themed around one person's life, played from everyone's phones.
My girlfriend made me a trivia board about my life for my birthday, with real trivia in categories from my life. This lets anyone make one: an agent interviews you about the guest of honor and writes fact-checked clues. The game is live; the agent is next.
Finds the best defense, rusher, and lineup for my rec flag football team against the kind of team we're playing.
Our defense argues every week about man or zone and who should rush. So I built a simulator of our 7v7 league that plays thousands of snaps and settles it.
Trades that help my fantasy lineup and still make sense for the other manager.
A trade calculator tells me two packages are worth about the same, not whether my lineup gets better or who has the hole my bench can fill. So this looks at my whole Sleeper league and brings me the trades worth sending.
Where it's snowing on the Epic Pass, and the trip from NYC in one click.
I paid for an Epic Pass and still talk myself out of most ski weekends, because planning one means six tabs. So it's one map: pick a snowy mountain and the flights, hotel, drive, and rental car are already filled in.
One home for everything I build, plus a Live page of my week.
It stitches my separately deployed projects onto one domain at the edge, and the Live page refreshes itself every 15 minutes from five sources.
Where New York's bikes drain out and pile up, hour by hour.
Sleep in, and every bike near you is gone. Ride home at six, and there's nowhere to dock. I love data, so I wanted to actually see the pattern.
Open Citi Bike docks at a glance, without fiddling mid-ride.
Pulling out my phone mid-ride to dig through the Citi Bike app isn't safe. Now when I'm rolling up home, one glance shows open docks at my favorite and nearby stations.
A ping the moment a flag football drop-in spot opens.
I want to play as much flag football as possible, and there was no way to hear when a spot opens up, so I built the alert. Yes, it's password protected. The whole advantage is that everyone else doesn't get it. 😈
TomoPlan runs with friends, and find runners wherever you land.
My college teammates at ASU and I always wanted an app for landing in a new town and having someone to run with. So we built it: see friends' planned runs on a map, join one, or meet runners nearby.