pushr
Push notifications, on tap
A developer tool for firing real push notifications to your own device in seconds - no server, no certificates wrangling, just paste a payload and send.
I build iOS apps that feel like they belong on the Home Screen. Five shipped on the App Store, a 2x WWDC Scholar, and an engineer at Suno. Based in New York, mid-bulk, somewhere between Xcode and the squat rack.
Push notifications, on tap
A developer tool for firing real push notifications to your own device in seconds - no server, no certificates wrangling, just paste a payload and send.
Sleight of hand, in your pocket
A polished card-trick companion that turns an iPhone into a performance prop. Built around fluid gestures and timing that hides the method.
Money that flows where you tell it
A personal finance tracker with a calm, opinionated layout. Categories, recurring flows, and a dashboard that reads like a statement, not a spreadsheet.
Plans with friends, minus the group chat chaos
A social planner for figuring out where the night is going. Lightweight invites, live RSVPs, and a map that keeps everyone on the same page.
A video call from the North Pole
A seasonal app that delivers a personalized call from Santa to the kids. Shipped for the holidays and went quietly viral every December.
Suno
Building product at one of the fastest-moving AI music companies. Bringing an iOS-native sense of craft and detail to the work.
Self-directed
Designing, building, and shipping apps end to end - from the first SwiftUI view to the App Store listing and everything in between.
When I'm not in Xcode, I'm somewhere in New York - the only city with enough background load to match the way my head runs. The current side project is a bulk: chasing a clean 175 lb bench, one progressive-overload session at a time, with a pocket full of Barebells bars for the macros that taste suspiciously like cheating.
Yes, I carry the Amex Platinum next to a SoFi card. No, I will not apologize for the points.