MADE AFTER HOURS

Small frustrations. Useful things to make.

We pause at repetitive tasks, try a better approach and use what we build. After release, safely collected feedback will help us refine it.

WORKS IN PROGRESS

Two ideas we are working on

We share the problems that inspired these apps and the direction we are taking, with an honest view of their current state.

Coming soon

Car Care Notes

Maintenance and service records in one place

It started with service history and maintenance reminders scattered across different places. We are using and refining a simpler way to keep vehicle care records together.

Coming soon

Travel Planner

Bring your travel plans together

It started with itineraries, places to visit and notes spread across different apps. We are refining a way to organize trip preparation in one place.

These are introductions only. Release dates, downloads and QR codes will be shared after hands-on testing and verification of the official distribution channel.

WHEN A WORK IS PUBLISHED

What an app introduction should tell you

More than a polished result: why we made it, how to use it safely and what has changed.

  1. The problem it solves

    Explain the repeated effort or obstacle we noticed, and what we tried to make easier.

  2. Supported environments

    Clearly state the platforms and requirements that have actually been verified.

  3. Version and updates

    Show the current release state and recent changes so you can judge how up to date the information is.

  4. A verified official path

    Provide only official details or verified HTTPS store or web app addresses. Any QR code will have a readable link to the same official destination.

  5. Release notes

    Record improvements made in response to problems found during use and through feedback.

  6. Feedback

    Connect bugs, usability difficulties and ideas to the app they concern.

CURRENT PATHS

The making continues before release.

Feedback submission is not available yet. You can check what needs to be ready or explore how everyday frustrations become small tools.