The Yacht Timer iOS app, initially released in 2014, serves as a regatta start timer and is a result of a collaboration with the sailing club JK ADA ⛵️. To kick off the project, my friend (also a sailing instructor at JK ADA) and I organized a weekend hackathon. Our first steps included crafting a distinctive logo 🎨, securing the domain yachttimer.com, and, as envisioned, developing the iOS app 📱.

Touch League for iOS, first released in 2016, is a simple local multiplayer game where two players compete in tap speed, but with a twist: only a single tap at a time counts. 🤌 The challenge lies in synchronizing fingers and finding a rhythm so that each tap occurs at a different point in time. ⏱️ Each game lasts only 10 seconds, yet I’ve witnessed players achieving over 150 taps in that short period.

TweetPlay for iOS made its debut in 2017, with its initial prototype dating back to 2015. It stands as a personal “tweet wall” where users simply hit play and enjoy full-screen tweets. ▶️ Fun fact: the app’s interface, designed as a “story-like” experience using tweets for content, predated Instagram’s introduction of the “Stories” feature in 2016. 😎 Realizing I could airplay the app via Apple TV, I often enjoyed it on a big screen, passively following the content while multitasking.