Software with
a point of view.

Small, deliberate products about memory, private information, and the moments when an interface should get out of the way.

Current work
AVAILABLE · MACSiftFrameSearch the screen, not the timestamp.
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AVAILABLE · IPHONE + IPADArveliA health record that answers to its owner.
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Current studio question

How much can useful software do while knowing less about the person using it?

Two products, one set of principles

The work starts with a tension worth staying with.

01

What if your computer remembered the part you remember?

Not the timestamp. Not the filename. The phrase on screen, the surrounding captures, and the work you were doing at the time.

The question behind SiftFrame
02

What should a health app deliberately refuse to know?

A private record can still be useful without a company account, a behavioral profile, or a server holding the most personal part of someone’s life.

The boundary behind Arveli
03

Can a limitation make software more trustworthy?

Clear uncertainty, explicit handoffs, reversible actions, and honest pricing are product features even when they never fit in a screenshot.

Read the studio principles

Different domains.
The same respect for context.

Working notes from inside the decisions.

All writing

What is true today.

SiftFrame 1.1

Find the screenshot—or the moment in a recording—by the words you remember. Start free on the Mac App Store, then unlock your full visual history for $14.99 once.

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Arveli 1.0

Private, local-first tracking for cycles, symptoms, medications, pregnancy, life-stage changes, care preparation, and clinician-ready reports is now available on the App Store.

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