I build the apps
I wanted to use.

One person, no investors, no growth team. Each app collects only what it needs to do its job, and the budgeting one collects nothing at all.

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iOS and Android · coming soon

ScripBook

Your money, on a calendar. Most budget apps hand you a list and hope you enjoy scrolling. ScripBook puts what you spent on the day you spent it, so a whole month makes sense at a glance. Nothing leaves your phone: no accounts, no servers, no tracking.

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Live on the web

Hit 50 Before 30

Fifty states, one deadline. A travel tracker anyone with the link can browse: see where I've been and where's left, volunteer to come along for a trip, or leave a recommendation for somewhere I haven't reached yet. No account needed to join in.

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How I build

Only what the app actually needs

These two apps work in opposite ways. One keeps everything on your device and never speaks to a server. The other is a public page built to be shared. What they have in common is that neither one takes anything it doesn't need to work.

  • ✓No ads. Not now, not later, not as a subscription you can pay to remove
  • ✓No analytics or tracking SDKs. I don't measure how you use these, because I don't need to
  • ✓Nothing sold to anyone. There's no data business here, which is what makes the rest of this easy to promise
  • ✓No dark patterns. No streaks that punish you, no nagging notifications, no cancellation maze
  • ✓Free where I can make it free. ScripBook is free with no paywalled features. There's a tip jar if you'd like to