A SOLO STUDIO IN A BIG UNIVERSE

Jungle
Birds.

I build thoughtful software
for any platform.

One person, end to end —
wherever the idea fits best.

See what I’ve made
A LITTLE FURTHER DOWNONE MAKER · MANY DIRECTIONS ✳

Ideas I couldn’t
leave on the shelf.

Useful little things.
With a life of their own.

APP 01 / OUT IN THE WORLD

Booklume.

A calmer reading tracker for iPhone. Read more. Remember what matters.

iPhone Available now
Booklume home showing the current book, reading progress, and quick actions

One small studio.
Made to last.

No fixed platform.
The idea chooses the tools.

Ochre bird holding a green field notebook, looking up curiously.

01 — SOLO STUDIO

One independent maker building focused software with care and curiosity.

Blue bird wearing a glass astronaut helmet with brass fittings.

02 — END TO END

One maker handles the idea, design, code, details, release, and support.

Sage green bird wearing brass goggles and a purple feather.

03 — PLATFORM OPEN

Web, mobile, or desktop. The right home depends on what the software needs.

One small studio. Room for software in many forms.

One studio.
Many possible
directions.

Jungle Birds is my solo software studio. I design and build small, useful products from first sketch to final release.

The work is not tied to one ecosystem. Mobile, web, desktop, or a useful little tool—the platform follows the problem.
Always built with a reason to exist.

WebMobileDesktopTools

From the
field notes.

Half-formed thoughts. Happy detours.
A look inside my curious head.

01

Building small, useful software

DEVELOPMENT+

A smaller window into a better day.

The best tools can have a very small job. I’m interested in software that removes one little friction, works quietly, and feels at home wherever you use it. Booklume is my first one out in the world.

02

Designing delightful interactions

DESIGN+

A little feeling, in the details.

A button that responds at just the right moment. A transition that helps you find your place. Delight starts with making something understandable, then adding a little warmth.

03

Choosing the right platform

EXPERIMENTS+

Letting the idea choose the tools.

Web, mobile, desktop, or something in between—the platform should serve the idea. Small prototypes help me find the right shape before the software grows.

04

Making software feel more human

STUDIO NOTES+

Useful is the beginning.

I like software with a point of view, a sense of care, and room to breathe. Fewer interruptions. Clear words. Thoughtful defaults. Tools that fit into your life and leave you a little more space.