Mobile Application Development
Texas
Joined March 2025
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I built Sidecaster for a selfish reason: I had audio files on my Mac and wanted them in the podcast app I already use. It turns local audio and video into a private feed for Apple Podcasts. No cloud, no account, just your files.
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Which habit in your morning routine gets skipped the most? Routinely's Insights shows you, with completion rates, streaks, and a heatmap. And you can check habits off from your Apple Watch without reaching for your phone.
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I kept a prayer list I never actually used. PrayerCards splits it by weekday, so Monday can be family and Tuesday your church, then walks you through each one as a card with a timer. Everything stays on your phone.
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Weekends are where my Bible reading used to fall apart. So LampLit has weekday-only plans: read Monday through Friday and track it on your iPhone or Apple Watch. One plan is free, and Premium unlocks the rest.
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Paying for a podcast app just to listen to your own files feels wrong. Sidecaster turns audio and video on your Mac into a private feed for Apple Podcasts, so you get speed controls and resume where you left off. It's free to try for 7 days, then a one-time $9.99.
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Habits stick better in a fixed order. Routinely lets you stack them into a routine for a set day and time, then work through it step by step: complete, skip, or undo a mis-tap. Free covers 2 routines with 5 habits each.
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Reading the Bible in a year is easy to start and easy to drop by February. LampLit makes it a daily habit you can actually track, on iPhone and Apple Watch, synced through iCloud. One Bible-in-a-year plans is free. Premium adds more paces.
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Got a pile of lectures, sermons, or interviews on your Mac you keep meaning to get to? Sidecaster turns local audio and video into a private podcast feed for Apple Podcasts. No cloud upload, no account. Your files stay on your machine.
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Habits stick better when they're chained to something you already do.
Routinely lets you stack them in order (coffee, then 10 minutes of reading, then a walk), set the days and times, and check them off from your iPhone or Watch.
Free gets you 2 routines with 5 habits each.
routinelyapp.com
Most Bible-in-a-year plans fall apart somewhere around March. LampLit turns the daily reading into a habit you can actually see: check it off on iPhone or Apple Watch, synced over iCloud.
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Drop audio or video on your Mac, get a private podcast feed you can subscribe to in Apple Podcasts. No account, no cloud upload — the feed stays on your machine. Handy if you already use Tailscale to reach it from your phone.
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PrayerCards keeps weekday prayer lists on your phone—open a card, pray through it, hit the timer if you want a goal. Verses and streaks stay with you on device. No account, no cloud.
apps.apple.com/us/app/prayer…
LampLit now speaks nine languages — English, Spanish, German, French, Korean, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Swahili, and Filipino. Scripture, in the language that feels like home. Update now on the App Store.
lamplitapp.com
Apple Podcasts is great for listening.
Terrible for “the files are already on my Mac.”
Sidecaster fixes that.
sidecasterapp.com
Transform your prayer life with Prayer Cards, the beautifully designed app that helps you organize, track, and deepen your daily prayer practice. Available now.
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