Hands on, from the first screen to the ship
Every project is human managed and run.
A person manages the coders, reviews the work, and tests it on the device before it ships. Pick an app. The detail lives on its own page.
In the list
Twelve apps
Move across the list. Each app opens on its own page.
How the directory works
Each name in the list is a separate page. The page says what the app does, which devices it runs on, and whether it is on the App Store, still in progress, on the web, or built for a headset. Four apps are public on the US App Store: Swing Analyzer AI, Threat Clock, ABJJ Ramona, and Ramona MMA Schedule. The rest stay in the directory so the work is visible while it is still being finished.
What ships
Swing Analyzer AI films a golf swing on iPhone and keeps a score, notes, and drills. Threat Clock places random cues for replica dry-draw practice on iPhone and Android, with a Wear OS companion and a home-screen widget. ABJJ Ramona and Ramona MMA Schedule hold class times for the Ramona gyms. GetReady is a web app, a morning quest that gets kids to the door. Go Shoot is virtual dry-practice in the Oculus Go browser, with a plate rack, Bill Drill, and a shot timer. It is not live-fire instruction.
Who runs it
A person manages the coders, reviews the work, and tests each build on the device before it ships. That covers SwiftUI and Kotlin apps, watch companions, a headset page, and the web app. The about page explains that process. Open any app page for the short version of that product.