Customisable offline navigation for every kind of drive or ride. Choose the fastest route, seek out the curviest roads, or deliberately head for gravel—with routing that keeps working when the signal disappears.
Turn a spare iPhone into a live pet monitor for any parked car, and check in on it from your pocket.
One iPhone stays in the car and watches over your pet. The other stays with you. They check in every minute, so you know your pet is fine — and hear about it the moment they are not.
A fast calculator that is there when you need it and out of the way when you don’t.
Run quick calculations from the menu bar, or detach HoverCalc into a floating panel that follows you across desktops and fullscreen apps.
Group plans stall on one question: when? Settle the date first, then worry about the place.
Propose a few times, send the poll in iMessage, and let everyone answer Yes, Maybe or No. PickDatePlace finds the overlap, so you can lock the winner and add it to your calendar.
Smaller tools that do one job well, available today.
Add your own recordings, Bandcamp purchases and openly licensed video to Apple Music, Apple TV, or simply your Downloads folder. Paste a link or drop a file. $9.99, one time.
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Your Claude usage limits in the menu bar and in desktop widgets: the current session, weekly and model limits, and usage credits, each with its reset time. 7-day free trial, then $4.99, one time.
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Any resolution for a Mac without a monitor, picked from the menu bar. Every change waits for you to click Keep. No click, no change: the screen goes back on its own. 7-day free trial, then $4.99, one time.
Discover GhostPlug →Experiments and upcoming releases built around real, everyday friction.
A window-aware macOS app switcher. Move from an app directly to the exact window you need, without reaching for the mouse.
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Not an app, a game. Co-op zombie survival: haul the scrap home by day, hold the walls together when the dead come at night.
Discover Still Dying →Bulk-reset completed Apple Reminders in one tap. Recurring checklists, swipe actions, and Siri & Shortcuts — private and on-device.
Discover ListSweep →I’m Michel Storms, an independent Apple-platform developer based in Belgium. My background spans architecture, manufacturing, machining, and programming—fields that taught me to think in systems and sweat the details.
I design and build native software across the Apple ecosystem, always aiming for the same thing: a clear idea, thoughtfully executed.
The same product thinking, engineering care, and attention to detail behind my apps—described by people I have shipped software with.
Michael stands out as the most exceptional Apple developer I've encountered. Throughout our year-long collaboration, he has consistently met and exceeded the project goals. His innovative approach brought fresh ideas that significantly enhanced our project's scope and potential. His attention to detail, love for the project and commitment to quality are extraordinary.
Competent and capable mac developer with solid software engineering skills. Takes ownership, including challenges, makes useful suggestions where there are options, and proceeds to take the project to a successful completion. Professional, Talented, and A-List. Recommended without reservation.
Michael was incredible to work with and some of the best macOS code that I have seen. His quality is impeccable and he is so incredibly systematic. I would hire him for another project in a heartbeat.
Michel did a great job, excellent communication & documentation of his work. He solved problems fast & good, even in difficult situations he had every time a proposal how to solve. I'm looking forward to our next project.
Michel was a fantastic asset to the project and I will work with him again anytime. The Best of the Best!! Highly recommended!
Very patient and good communication. Helped me walk through and troubleshoot the problem.
Alongside my own apps, I take on selected contract work where deep Apple-platform experience and product thinking can make a meaningful difference.