A day in Kathmandu.

Six products I've built or work on, each shown at the moment it's made for: what it is, and how it gets used.

00:00: A day in Kathmandu. Six products I've built or work on, each shown at the moment it's made for: what it is, and how it gets used.
02:14: A parent logs a seizure, half asleep. They just talk. CareGene turns it into a dated record next to their child's sleep from Apple Health, and by the 9 AM neurology visit, Sage, its AI, has a brief ready for the doctor.
06:00: The valley wakes up. On a clear morning the Himalaya shows over the hills, and the city starts moving.
07:00: “Hey Lumi, when's mom's birthday?” Lumi keeps your notes, chats and files as memory. It searches them, finds “mom's birthday is October 14” in a chat from March, and answers, all from a server you run yourself.
10:00: A scooter for the week. Find one nearby, verify your ID once, book it, and show the app at pickup. Extending or cancelling the booking takes a tap.
13:00: A ticket, phone to laptop. Pair your phone and laptop once with a six-digit code. After that, whatever you send is encrypted on one device and only unlocked on the other; the server in between just passes along scrambled data.
19:00: Groceries on the way home. Log what you spent in a couple of taps. Brokenomore files it under a category and updates the month's chart straight away, so you can see food creeping up before the month ends.
22:30: The Wi-Fi drops. Add or tick off tasks anyway. Taskblaze saves them on the phone first and syncs them to your other devices as soon as you're back online.
23:59: Every one of these runs on software I built or work on. Need software built for your business? Start here.