Development
I'm a filmmaker, and I build apps. Some are tools for the way a shoot runs: reading the light, planning the day, running interviews. Others are simple everyday utilities and games I wanted for myself. All native, built one problem at a time.
Everyday tools: lists, keeping score and expense reports.
Paste a mess, get a list
On-device AI turns rambling text or a photo of a note into a clean checklist you can use.
Score for the game on the table
Keeps score for cards, dice, Catan, pickleball and more, with the real rules baked in.
Receipts in, expense report out
Snap a receipt, drop it in a trip, send a finished PDF expense report. Built for the moment you're standing at the register.
Mini golf, and typing practice as an arcade game.
Classic mini golf, seen from above
144 holes on sixteen courses: three classic courses to start, then thirteen theme courses, each built around one idea, from ice and lava to a castle and a space station.
Typing practice, arcade style
Shoot the falling words before they land. Thirty levels, ships to unlock, and typing practice that feels like an arcade game.
The blog has the story behind each one.
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Built by Brian Rossen, a wedding filmmaker
Filmmaker utilities that share one design and hand information to each other. Timeline feeds Sun, Transcript feeds Interview.
The planner's timeline, cut to what you film
Import a PDF, Word file, spreadsheet, screenshot or email and get back only the moments you shoot (getting ready, ceremony, entrances, dances, sunset), with countdowns and Instagram handles pulled out.
Natural light and weather, planned
Pick a venue and a date to see the whole day's light: golden and blue hour, the sun's direction and height, cloud, rain and wind, with First Look and Ceremony laid over it. On location, the AR Time Machine shows where the sun will be.
Kelvin, tint and exposure at a glance
Point the phone at the light for live Kelvin and green/magenta tint, the scene's EV, and the ISO, aperture, shutter or ND to set. Save a reference card of the reading for later.
A teleprompter that also runs the camera
Built for iPhone Duo: your script shows on the outer screen, right next to the main cameras, so you can film yourself with the good camera and read as you go. Set your pace, hit record, and the take starts with the scroll. Works on any iPhone too.
Run on-camera interviews live
Build the question list by typing it, starting from a template, or importing a doc, PDF or screenshot. Then run it one question at a time, star great answers, and pull each answer and best quote in from Transcript.
The words that matter, transcribed
Vows, letters and toasts: audio saved first, live on-device transcription alongside, a one-tap ★ Mark for the line that lands, and story selects that are always the exact words spoken.