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It’s game time. Or productivity app time. You decide! Vibe Coder Tycoon is officially out now for iOS and macOS. Try your hand at releasing your own vibecoded monstrosity without the burden of paying for Codex or Claude Code.
I suffer from hot-swapping between drinking too many coffees and starting 100s of projects and getting absolutely nothing done, so I built a productivity app to gamify my to-do list and keep myself on track. Native for macOS and iOS, Complete & Conquer allows you to earn credits for completing tasks, spend those credits to…
In case you read my post on my account migration and wondered what the hell I’ve been up to building, the answer is a bunch of random things, however the one I’m most proud of is out now for iOS! Regime is a text based adventure game set in the not so distant future and…
Previously I featured a list of five things Android could learn from iOS, to be fair and balanced, here’s my list of five things iOS could learn from Android. Again, this is a randomly ordered list. 1. Notifications. iOS has a terrible notification system, they could learn a lot from Android on this one. 2. Toggles.…
These aren’t ordered in any particular manor, just a random list of five things that iOS does better than Android 2.2. 1. Style. Android is nice looking, but a little utilitarian in places. Whereas iOS is sleek and stylish to the very end. 2. App badges. Androids task bar notifications are great, but badges are handy…