7 apps
Every app I've shipped.
SSH and server monitoring, AI voice notes, book scanning and OCR, writing tools, and Islamic reference apps — native for iOS, Android and macOS. Each one started as a problem I had myself.
SSH Client & Terminal - Cura
iOS · Android
A full SSH client, terminal and Linux server monitor for iOS and Android. Real-time CPU, RAM and disk stats, SFTP file transfers, runbooks, Docker container management, alerts and SSL expiry tracking — on any VPS, Ubuntu or Debian box, with no agent to install.
Voice Recorder & Memo - Murmur
iOS
Tap, talk, and it writes the note for you. On-device transcription turns voice memos into clean, titled notes you can search and ask questions about. No account, no cloud.
Islamic baby names: Ismi
Android
Swipe through 1,836 Islamic and Arabic baby names — Arabic script, transliteration, Quran-verified meanings, and the source each meaning comes from. No ads, fully offline.
Shia Islamic Laws & Fatwas
iOS · Android
An offline reader for Shia Islamic laws and fatwas — the verbatim ahkam of Sayyid Sistani and Sayyid Fadlallah. Browse rulings by chapter, search Arabic without diacritics, and bookmark any fatwa on khums, taqlid or daily practice. iOS and Android, free, no ads, no network required.
Book Tracker & Scan - Booksum
Android
A book tracker and book scanner for Android. Photograph a page, extract the text with on-device OCR, save quotes and highlights to your bookshelf, and turn them into AI summaries and spaced-repetition flashcards so you actually remember what you read.
Writing & Paraphrase - Textrix
iOS
An iOS writing tool that paraphrases and rewrites passages across 30 languages, works as a grammar checker and proofreader, condenses long text into 3-sentence summaries, and converts PDF to text with OCR. AI-powered by DeepSeek, no account required.
ADB Remote
macOS
A native macOS GUI for the Android Debug Bridge: a logcat viewer, Gradle builds, device management, file pulls, screenshot diffing and Git checkouts in one window. For Android developers who don't want to open Android Studio for every small task.
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