We’ve all been there—scrolling through Photos looking for that one vacation picture, only to wade through hundreds of reaction images, meme templates, and screenshots. The Photos app wasn’t designed for meme collections, and existing solutions either lack features or compromise privacy.

MAGE (Mobile Awareness GEOINT Environment) is a situational awareness application developed by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) in collaboration with BIT Systems. The app enables field teams to create and share geotagged reports in real time, providing critical situational awareness capabilities for military, intelligence, and emergency response operations.

The Intercard Inventory App simplifies inventory management for arcade operators. It provides features for tracking, managing, and auditing arcade game inventory, ensuring accurate and efficient operations.

The iTAK (Team Awareness Kit) app is a powerful geospatial tool designed for real-time collaboration and situational awareness. It supports features such as team location tracking, sensor information integration, live video streaming, chat communication, and offline mapping. This app is vital for various users including military, law enforcement, first responders, and commercial sectors, providing robust and secure capabilities for managing critical operations.

Edward Jones needed to modernize their mobile banking experience to meet evolving customer expectations. The existing app required significant architectural improvements to support new features like external account linking, real-time messaging, and enhanced security measures while maintaining rock-solid reliability for financial operations.

The Intercard iService App assists technicians in maintaining arcade games by providing easy access to service logs and allowing them to take games in and out of service. The app enhances operational efficiency by offering a user-friendly interface for game maintenance.

Every iOS developer knows Xcode has hundreds of keyboard shortcuts, but remembering them all is nearly impossible. Constantly stopping to look up shortcuts breaks flow and slows development. Existing solutions were either outdated or lacked the customization developers need.

The U.S. Intelligence Community and Department of Defense needed a secure, enterprise-grade app distribution platform that could deliver mission-critical applications to field personnel while maintaining the highest security standards. Traditional app store models weren’t designed for classified environments with CAC authentication requirements.

Yes, you read it correctly. I created a game called Turd Herder that, honestly, everyone who played it loved it and thought it was fun and funny. Turd Herder is a whimsical and entertaining augmented reality (AR) game that leverages Apple’s ARKit to deliver a unique and amusing gaming experience. Inspired by a playful tutorial, Turd Herder transforms a simple concept into a fun and engaging game where players hunt for virtual poop emojis scattered around them in the real world. The objective is to locate and tap on these emojis as quickly as possible, making it a delightful challenge for players of all ages.