Where Technology Meets Logic.

-40

Beta on TestFlight

A native iOS weather app built around a custom high-resolution radar engine, and around a simple idea in its name. At −40°, Fahrenheit and Celsius read exactly the same; everywhere else, the two scales trip up families, friends, and colleagues talking weather across borders. -40 speaks both fluently, so a forecast means the same thing whether you're new to the U.S. or checking in on people overseas.

• Multi-city paging Your GPS location plus saved cities, each on its own swipeable page that loads independently.
• High-resolution radar A custom, GPU-rendered animated radar covering Canada and the continental U.S., with high-resolution local detail that activates as you zoom in.
• Radar we build ourselves Most weather apps show pre-made radar tiles from a third-party provider. -40 runs its own radar pipeline end to end, turning raw weather-service data into an optimized format rendered on the GPU, for sharper detail and smoother, faster panning and zooming.
• Storms on the map Storm cells, local storm reports, and NWS warning polygons drawn right over the radar.
• Air quality, pollen & marine Daily AQI, allergen forecasts, and a boater forecast with sea state, small-craft advisories, and moon phase.
• Alerts & rain nowcast Push-delivered NWS warnings filtered by severity, plus opt-in “rain starting in ~N min” nowcasts.
• Live Activities Current conditions on the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen.
• Detailed forecasts 7-day and hourly outlooks with humidity, wind, pressure, UV, and precipitation/wind/tide-moon views.
• Both scales, fluently Every forecast reads in both °C and °F, so weather talk lands the same with people in the U.S. and abroad.
• Native across Apple platforms Built end-to-end in SwiftUI, with a macOS companion that shares the radar engine.

Conditions (°C) Conditions (°F) Weather alerts Alert details Hourly trend 7-day forecast Wind Moon & sun Pollen & air quality Radar (light) Radar (dark) Radar settings Radar controls Radar markers On the Water: Fish On the Water: Marine Tides Locations Seattle Phoenix Anchorage Theme: Sunset Theme: Forest Theme: Lavender Theme: Weather Themes & units Units & appearance Alerts & Dynamic Island

In TestFlight beta now (v1.0). Settings let you tune units, theme, accent color, alert severities, and the radar palette.

MTGCRM

In development

A multi-tenant platform for mortgage loan officers that keeps the contact book current as people change jobs, emails, phones, and cities, turns loan numbers into client-ready illustrations, and tells loan officers when to lock.

• Contact enrichment Continuously syncs Outlook / Microsoft 365, RingCentral, and LinkedIn, backfilling missing emails, phones, titles, and profile photos.
• Validation & de-dup Verifies email deliverability and phone line types, normalizes numbers, and surfaces duplicate pairs to review and merge.
• Communications history Calls and SMS logged per contact, with recent-activity, birthdays, and pipeline views.
• Loan Cost Illustrations TILA-compliant LCIs and side-by-side scenario comparisons for Conforming, FHA, VA, and ARM programs, with correct APR, PMI/MIP, and funding-fee math.
• One engine, every surface The same calculation engine drives the web calculator, the server PDF, and the iOS app, so numbers match everywhere.
• Native iOS app SwiftUI and offline-first: Contacts, Recent, Dashboard, LCIs, and Settings, with cross-device scenario sync.
• Live index data Treasury and SOFR rates pulled and cached server-side so ARM illustrations stay current.
• Live rate-lock alerts An intraday monitor watches Treasury yields and mortgage-backed-securities prices and pushes lock-vs-float recommendations, with conviction scoring, when the market crosses meaningful thresholds.
• Daily rate digest A morning summary of where rates stand, with the day's lock/float read for ARM and fixed-rate programs.
• Per-tenant isolation Each loan officer gets their own database, dashboard, branded PDFs, and subdomain, with no shared logins or cross-tenant access.

Native on iOS 17+ and the web; invitation-only. Every illustration prints the loan officer's own branding and contact card. Live at mtgcrm.com.

KIO

In development

A secure messenger built for compliance-regulated work, not a mass-market chat app, but the one to reach for when you need strong assurance of who you're talking to and quantum-resistant confidentiality.

KIO's core is original, in-house technology, not a re-skin of an open protocol. Built on a post-quantum cryptographic stack at NIST Security Level 5 and aligned to CNSA 2.0, it's designed for a defensible, hard-to-replicate position in the compliance market.

• Post-quantum encryption Hybrid post-quantum key exchange and signatures combined with classical cryptography, at NIST Security Level 5.
• Strong contact verification KIO confirms you're connecting with the genuine person, with checks designed to resist remote impersonation.
• Large encrypted files End-to-end encrypted transfer of large files with integrity protection, kept private from the relay.
• CNSA 2.0 aligned An encryption suite aimed at the requirements of regulated and classified deployments.
• Forward secrecy Modern ratcheting messaging with encrypted, persistent on-device history.
• Resilient transport Auto-reconnect and a relay fallback for high-censorship environments.

Built for iOS and macOS. Voice/video calls and group messaging are not yet in scope; an independent security audit is planned.

SWELL

In development

Quantum-proof file transfer. No breach. No overhead.

Encrypt any file with post-quantum keys and send it at near-original size. Original in-house technology at the core.

SWELL uses ML-KEM-1024, the NIST-standardized post-quantum key encapsulation algorithm native in Apple CryptoKit, to establish a shared secret between sender and receiver. Only the encrypted payload crosses the wire at roughly 1x the original file size. No bloat. No server holds a readable copy.

At its core, SWELL uses SHOAL, an in-house spatial encoding engine, to produce a unique artifact at rest on both devices. The approach is original technology built for a defensible position rather than a re-skin of an existing format.

• Post-quantum encryption ML-KEM-1024 key encapsulation. Immune to Shor's algorithm. Harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks yield nothing.
• Near-1x wire overhead Only the ciphertext crosses the network at roughly the same size as the original file, down 57% from the full SHOAL path.
• Original in-house encoding SHOAL is a proprietary spatial encoding layer built for a defensible position. Not an off-the-shelf encrypted container.
• No-trust relay When devices can't connect directly, an encrypted relay carries ciphertext only, auto-deletes after 24 hours, and never sees plaintext or keys.
• Same-network fast path Local network transfers bypass the relay entirely and run at full LAN speed via direct connection.
• Native across Apple platforms Built end-to-end in SwiftUI for macOS and iOS, with a streaming codec that handles large files at constant memory.

In active development for iOS and macOS. An independent security review is planned ahead of release.