A one-person app studio
Small, focused apps that do one job well. Whether you're logging vehicle maintenance, building a Magic: The Gathering deck, or cataloging your card collection, you'll find a tool that fits.
See the appsiPhone · One-time purchase
MTG Spellbook was built out of necessity for a scanner that actually scanned cards and helped to easily organize a collection. You can also build decks using intelligent tools and track life for the table. New in beta: list cards for sale on your own Mana Pool shop, straight from the app.
iPhone & iPad · Free with upgrade
Roadworthy was built because I could not find an app that allowed me to track all of the vehicles, toys and tools that I needed to. It doesn't matter what you want to track, if it has an engine, Roadworthy will work for you.
In progress
The next good idea is coming soon.
I'm just an IT guy from Pittsburgh that decided to take things into my own hands when it comes to apps that I want to use. This is turning into a passion project for me and I hope that you find what I've built useful.
Everything I build solves a problem that I've had. I've tried to build feature rich apps that are easy to use. Reality is that I may be overly ambitious at times with feature sets, but I will listen to your feedback and implement changes that enhance these apps overall.
As for the name, it's Greek — epimoni (eh-pee-mo-NEE), meaning persistence. It's the word for the kind of stubbornness that keeps you at something long after the excitement wears off, which is more or less what building an app by yourself, nights and weekends, actually requires.
— Matthew Wall