Software, built small and shipped.

A pace calculator that doesn't suck.

Splits, grade-adjusted pace, and a personal pace-vs-grade curve fitted from your own Strava history — so the numbers match the hills you actually run.

Padel tournament scoring.

Name the tournament, drop the players in, pick your courts. Rounds generate themselves, the pairing engine remembers who has played with whom, and standings update live over WebSockets.

Strength training that follows you out of the gym.

One program, three rooms — gym, home, CrossFit. The coach reads your strength curve, works around your injuries, and talks back.

The party queue, without handing over the aux.

Everyone in the room adds to one shared Spotify queue from their own phone. The host keeps control of playback; on web the browser tab itself becomes the speaker.

Golf scoring for the group chat.

Live scorecards for scramble, stableford, and matchplay, on top of course geometry imported from OpenStreetMap — distance to green and hole maps without hand-typing a single slope table.