One developer, a handful of good ideas, and AI doing the heavy lifting. Real products, shipped — photography tools, recipe apps, maps, dashboards, games. And honestly? They're probably fine.
This one's personal. A space for my photography that I built entirely myself — because a creative portfolio should be as intentional as the work inside it.
Same eye, different medium. ChrisOCDigital is where the work goes beyond the still frame — the digital side of the same creative instinct, built into its own space.
I wanted a place where recipes felt alive — not just a list, but a real digital cookbook you actually want to open. So I built one.
Data collection doesn't have to be clunky. FieldKit came from a belief that the tools you use in the field should be as sharp as the work you're doing.
Maps tell stories when the data is right. I built Mapit to make that story easier to see — turning location-based data into something visual and actually useful.
Living in a city means a lot can go wrong at once. URBN Weather is my answer to that — one place to know what's happening around you before it becomes a problem.
I kept opening apps that showed me places I'd already been. Wandr started as a frustration and turned into something I actually use every time I'm somewhere new.
I just wanted to build a real game. Tight levels, real physics, a little egg character with way too much personality. So I did — and it runs in your browser.
Photo editing tools that actually think with you. I built Editly to give photographers a smarter, more intuitive workflow — where the AI adapts to your eye, not the other way around.