10 applications you can look at.
The applications with something to show. The ones that left the stores stay here: they were built, and that is the point of a portfolio.
Applications on the handset
Simulated handset, a concept study. The icons and the screens it shows are real captures from the applications themselves.
Built for where the signal stops
Orak
iOS
A hiking companion that records the walk you are on and is designed to keep guiding you where there is no phone signal. The recording works; the offline guidance is being proven in the field before it is promised.
One letter out of place
Find it!
iOS
A challenging observation game: find the letter that differs before the clock runs out. Simple to open, hard to put down.
A festival in your pocket
Trolls & Légendes
iOS / Android
Everything an attendee needs during the event, kept close and readable in the middle of the crowd.
Provisional / to verify
One office, every surface
Maison Smeets
iOS / Android / web / macOS
Built for a Belgian independent estate office: estimate what a property's inventory is worth, request an appointment, get advice, from any device.
Provisional / to verify
Plan work by moving it
Tia
iOS / macOS
A board where every task is a card you drag between columns as the work moves. Open one for a checklist, notes and a date, and keep a calendar alongside that gathers every dated card from every board onto the day it falls due.
Two people, one question
KnowUs
iOS / Android
An application for two people who want to know each other better. A question arrives for both of you and neither answer opens until both have been written, so nobody answers into the void and nobody reads ahead.
The words you actually want
Wox
iOS
Flashcards for the vocabulary you chose yourself, built around a short daily session and a streak worth keeping. Your words stay between your own devices: there is no account and no Wox server.
Your shortcuts, laid out
TilesDeck
macOS
A desktop shortcut deck: the actions you repeat every day, arranged as tiles you can actually reach.
Dodge everything
Up and down
iOS
Hold to rise, release to fall, and dodge every obstacle crossing the screen. The longer you survive, the higher the score.
Ideas, where you can see them
A-note
iOS
A hub for ideas of every kind: a board you filled with notes, drawings, pictures and lists, laid out the way the project in your head was laid out. Built in 2016 and kept as a prototype.
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