Apps, web experiments, and tiny tools from Milestone Made.
A distraction-free canvas for deep thinking — organize ideas, sketches, and research across nested boards.
A secure vault for the secrets that aren’t passwords — software licenses, secure notes, and file attachments, encrypted and synced over iCloud.
A simple contact manager — keep several photos per person and link them to the events, organizations, and people in their life.
Schedule gentle notification reminders on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with your own mantras and meditations — nudges like “you only see the doors you’re facing.”
A single text note and widget that syncs over iPhone, iPad, and Mac using iCloud.
An open-source iPad notebook — write with Apple Pencil, then cut, clone, and rearrange photos and pages like paper scraps.
Flip switches and turn dials to see how the 1958 perceptron — the first machine-learning device — makes its decisions.
An interactive look at how AI turns words into vectors, revealing the hidden relationships between them.
A free physics playground for building and testing your own mechanical contraptions from planks, springs, gears, and engines.
A retired AI coding companion for the tedious parts — generating snippets, translating between languages, writing docs, and explaining unfamiliar APIs.
A collection of small, hands-on demos exploring how AI and machine learning actually work — each runs right in your browser.
A browser extension and a handful of command-line utilities, several of them made for AI agents to use.
Get a daily question by email or text, track your answers, and watch your habits turn into graphs over time.
Frameworks I’ve open-sourced — drawing, Bézier path optimization, gesture recognition, CloudKit sync, and more.