A studio forthe best of you.
A fitness & wellness studio building quiet, rigorous iOS apps — sport, training, and a calmer morning. Built by one person pursuing each of them himself.
- 01DropVolleyLive
- 02Hybrid Athlete ProLive
- 03Hybrid Athlete: Training PlansLive
- 04SpotterLive
- 05Inner LightLive
- 06WishMeLuckLive
- 07Morning VoiceComing soon
A fitness & wellness studio, sport first. Tools to read your game, sharpen your training, and start the day calmer. No content feeds, no growth loops, no attention farming — just quiet, rigorous craft for becoming.
Sport.
Train the decisions that win a point: a swing reviewed frame by frame, a wall that counts, and thirty tactics lessons. Tennis IQ, not just mechanics.
Training.
A plan that knows every sport you do, coach-written programs to follow, and an AI that watches every rep and adds the weight.
Wellness.
Ten living traditions, one practice a day; a place to say what you want to happen; and an alarm that turns the first minute you are awake into a page.
The work.
An excellence journey, made with creativity.
Lived before it's built.
Every app starts as something I personally do — train, play, wake up. The expertise is lived, not researched. If I can't tell you why I needed it myself, it doesn't get built.
Tested by people who'd use it.
Before any line of code, the idea passes through a small network — athletes, coaches, club players, friends. Their honest read shapes scope, language, and whether the work should even exist.
Creativity, then excellence.
Typography, copy, motion, decision-architecture — every detail is a craft choice. The job isn't to ship more; it's to ship something considered enough to stay on a home screen.
Pieces of one flow.
Each app is one node in the same flow — a stronger body, sharper training, a calmer morning. The work earns its place when it makes a real day better.
Log.
The tale plays first, then three lines on how it works, then your first page. You write before the camera ever opens. Every step says why it is there. And six studio-written companions keep a page a day and draw on yours, so no wall starts empty — each one marked companion.
The page, the week's story and the month's reading are now written by Google's Gemini — from the text of a recording, never the audio, and only if you choose “Allow Gemini”. It runs on the paid tier, where Google does not train on what is sent. Privacy, terms and support now live here.
A first try in the evening no longer spends the free page: the try and the first morning each get one. An unanswered morning now stops asking three hours after it rang, and a phone that cannot record offers “Skip this morning” instead of a wall.
Reports arrive the moment they are sent and the page stays hidden for everyone while it is looked at. The drawings under a page come in a fresh order each time, and the pile ends rather than scrolling forever.
Load progression now shows on the session card, the September prescription audit engine landed with its tests, and a redeemed offer code is no longer mistaken for a free trial. 302 tests green.
The three pens, the stencil drawer and the replay went to the App Store with new screenshots.
One letter a month. No noise.
When a project ships, a TestFlight opens, or a research note is worth sharing — I'll send it. That's the whole list.