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An app that connects 100-mile trail runners with pacers and crew, plus a per-race coordination board. The whole thing's built: mobile app, ops console, backend. Next stop: iOS and Android.
Three projects in flight right now. Not shipped, and labeled that way on purpose. Here is where each one stands and where it is headed.
An ultramarathon support app: pacers, crew, and a per-race coordination board. Built end to end and running locally. Not shipped yet.
Target: iOS + Android, 2026 100-mile season
A data-driven weekly world ranking for 200+ mile ultrarunners. Built with my dad as the domain expert, in roughly two days. Live in preview.
Target: Public launch + mobile app
A macOS app that orchestrates 12+ AI coding agents from one voice-first interface. Marketing site's live; the desktop app is in private development.
Target: Public macOS release
Eleven days from scaffold to the Mac App Store. The ship-apps architecture cleared Apple Review — IAP and all.
Six apps built in an afternoon. Artwork and screenshots included.
This wasn't about software, it was a shipping exercise and an orchestrator quality check.
Scoreboard, from first Claude Code terminal session to Apple approval with IAP: PasteDrop (MacOS) approved in 8 days, MeetingCost approved late last night in 11. Two I self-rejected for thin functionality (Sentinel Privacy Dashboard, ShipLog). Two bounced by reviewers with resubmission notes (OneThing Plus, StatusPulse).
Ceiling-rule mode: Claude Code can now downgrade to cheaper models on low-stakes prompts, with strict safety guards.
Live on the App Store: 88 type-safety fixes, error boundaries, Reanimated migration, Apple Watch sync.