Sam's Note↗
Write it down, then tear it out. Anything you don't tear out disappears on its own after 30 days. Nothing ever leaves your phone.
iOS App Studio
A few hundred notes nobody ever deleted. A drive of video we've been meaning to sort since last spring. We had these problems first, and the apps came after.
Apps
Write it down, then tear it out. Anything you don't tear out disappears on its own after 30 days. Nothing ever leaves your phone.
See how far your budget actually reaches across the country, laid out on a map. Built on official transaction records — no surge badges, no "undervalued" verdicts.
Tap a link in Safari and the NAS at home quietly picks it up. You never open the app.
Screenshot the thing you want and toss it in. It checks the going price and rules: cut, wait, or go ahead. Paying comes after.
Use the Mac under your desk from your iPad. With no monitor attached, it creates a display sized exactly for the iPad.
Answers the questions that come up living with a cat, with sources attached. When a symptom looks urgent, it points to a vet instead of answering.
Work
When Korean regulations change, this web system picks up the amendments daily, matches them against the laws a company manages, and carries them through to staff review. One organization uses it in their daily work.
Filters AI-generated music out of YouTube's recommendations, search and autoplay. Videos made by people are left alone.
Studio
AIDE is a small iOS app studio in Seongnam, Korea. We don't add features very readily. We like apps that do one thing and then get out of the way.
Once we start something, we stay on it until it's right. Which is why the list doesn't grow very fast.