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Mobile apps

Apps we engineer
and ship.

Five mobile apps, from a journal live on the App Store to a safari guide that works deep in the bush with no signal. Most are built once in Kotlin Multiplatform and run natively on iPhone and Android. Here is each one, what it does, and exactly where it stands today.

The Mirror app icon

The Mirror

Health & Fitness · Journaling

On the App Store

The journal that asks the next question.

Write one honest sentence and The Mirror answers with the question you have been avoiding. Over time it notices your patterns and turns them into a written story of you, plus a short daily refresher for the morning.

  • A Socratic conversation, not a blank page
  • Patterns that surface across weeks of entries
  • The Story of You: a narrative drawn from your own words
  • A daily refresher on the lock screen
  • Native SwiftUI
  • iPhone + iPad
  • Free
View on the App Store trythemirror.com
The Mirror on iPhone: The Story of You, a narrative written from the patterns in your entries
The Mirror daily refresher shown as a notification on the iPhone lock screen
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A&H Safari

Travel · Built for Adventures & Hikes

In App Store review

A safari guide that works with no signal.

Built for Adventures & Hikes travellers in East Africa. The free guide needs no account: the journey day by day, the wildlife and parks, and trek etiquette. Travellers who sign in also get their own trip, a sightings checklist and a photo journal.

  • Every itinerary laid out day by day
  • Meet the animals you may see, and where to look
  • Tick off every sighting and earn badges
  • A photo journal to keep and share
  • Kotlin Multiplatform
  • Compose Multiplatform
  • iOS + Android
Coming soon to the App Storeadventuresandhikes.com
A&H Safari itinerary screen for a five day Tanzania safari, laid out day by day
A&H Safari wildlife guide listing the Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino
A&H Safari sightings checklist showing which animals have been seen on the trip
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Talk to Scripture

Reference · Faith

In App Store review

Sit with the witnesses of scripture and ask.

Ask Moses what he felt at the burning bush, or gather up to five witnesses around one question. Every answer says plainly when it is quoting scripture and when it is imagined, and every verse is cited.

  • More than 190 witnesses from the Old and New Testaments
  • Councils: up to five voices on one question
  • Quoted and imagined text clearly marked
  • Every verse cited, so you can read it yourself
  • Kotlin Multiplatform
  • Compose Multiplatform
  • AI conversation
Coming soon to the App Storetalktoscripture.com
Talk to Scripture one-on-one conversation asking Moses what he felt at the burning bush
Talk to Scripture council with Peter, Paul and Mary Magdalene answering one question
Talk to Scripture witness library showing Moses, Ruth, Esther and David
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Chamber Culture

Business · Chambers of commerce

In beta (TestFlight)

The chamber in every member’s pocket.

The mobile companion to the Chamber Culture platform, for chamber staff and their members. Members get events, the directory, member deals and their tickets. Staff get a check-in scanner at the door, approvals, renewals and push messages to members.

  • Kotlin Multiplatform
  • Compose Multiplatform
  • iOS + Android
Coming soon to the App Storechamberculture.com
Chamber Culture app icon

Screenshots arrive with the App Store release

  • Events, tickets and the member directory
  • Member-to-member deals
  • Sign in with a 6-digit email code, no password
  • Staff tools: QR check-in, approvals, renewals, push

Everso

Health · Habits and symptoms

In development

Track anything, on the schedule it actually keeps.

A habit and symptom log we are building now. Unlimited trackers for free, intervals that match real life (every six weeks, three times a month), and your data in Apple Health or Health Connect and a CSV export, so it is never locked in.

  • Kotlin Multiplatform
  • Compose Multiplatform
  • iOS + Android
Coming later

In the workshop now

  • Yes/no, count, amount, rating and symptom-with-severity trackers
  • Custom intervals, reminders, history and streaks
  • Writes back to Apple Health and Health Connect
  • CSV export of everything you log

How we build them

One codebase, two native apps.

A&H Safari, Talk to Scripture, Chamber Culture and Everso are each one Kotlin Multiplatform codebase: the logic and the interface are written once and compiled to a real iOS app and a real Android app. The Mirror is the exception, an iPhone and iPad app built natively in SwiftUI.

  • Shared logic and UI. Compose Multiplatform screens, so a fix ships to both stores at once.
  • Platform-native where it counts. Push notifications, the camera, Apple Health and Health Connect go through each platform’s own APIs.
  • A real backend behind it. The same engineers who run our SaaS build the API, sign-in and data each app depends on.
  • Store-ready from day one. Screenshots, review notes and TestFlight builds are part of the build, not an afterthought.

Have an app in mind?

We engineer the app, the backend and the launch.

iPhone and Android from one codebase, built by the team that ships these. Tell us what it needs to do and we will tell you honestly what it takes.