Software that remembers, so you don't have to.
Small apps for your goals, your house, your car, your family's week and your budget. No ads, no analytics, and the App Store apps each have a one-time price that doesn't expire.
Onward
On the App Store Coming soonHabits, running totals, and goals with a deadline.
Streaks, weekly counts, and a pace line that tells you whether a goal is still on track.
Visit the Onward page
Onward, Steward, Roadworthy and Homestead have no account system, no analytics package, and no advertising SDK.
Your data lives on your device.Ledger keeps one household budget in step across iPhone, iPad and Mac, so it uses Sign in with Apple and a server that can read your transactions. Still no ads and no analytics, and you can export or delete everything from inside the app.
Read Ledger's privacy policyBuy them outright.
Every app on the App Store has a one-time price, and it doesn't expire. Two also offer a subscription, if you'd rather.
Ledger has no subscription and no purchase in its first version. If you connect a bank, you pay the aggregator directly and hold that account yourself.
I also build websites for small businesses.
A refresh of what you have, a rebuild, or something from scratch. Fixed quotes, no retainer, and you own everything at the end.
I'm TJ. I live in Maryland, I work in corporate IT, and I build these apps at night and on weekends.
Each one solved a problem in my own house first. I kept forgetting when I last changed the furnace filter, so I built Steward. I wanted oil changes and tire rotations tracked in one place, so I built Roadworthy. Homestead came from wanting to see the family's week ahead without Sunday night turning into a meal-planning scramble.
New apps, when there are new apps.
I'll email you when I ship something. That's a few times a year, and I won't use your address for anything else.