Each product gets its own recognizable mark.
The homepage now reinforces the app icons and the Shadowfetch crest so the portfolio reads like a system, not a miscellaneous grid.
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This site is now the current iOS portfolio only. Every product shown below exists in the active NVMe iOS workspace, carries its own mark, and is explained in plain English instead of inflated studio language.
Current App Marks
The logo strip is there on purpose. It gives the portfolio immediate shape and makes the product set feel like a real operating line instead of a loose collection of experiments.
Portfolio
These are the current top-level app projects in the NVMe iOS folder. Each row explains what the app actually does and why it exists, not just what category it fits in.
Speed-first document capture for people who do not want scanner friction.
Camera-led workflow
Keeps the scanner live, saves each page as its own PDF, and writes directly into Files. It exists to remove the usual scanning ceremony when you just need usable PDFs quickly.
Family recipe preservation built around long PDFs, OCR repair, and memory.
Heirloom preservation
Scans old cookbooks into searchable volumes, keeps page images locally, and lets people correct scribbled or damaged text. The product is about saving family history in a usable format.
Private message prep before text goes anywhere else.
Offline-first
Encrypts text locally with a shared secret so a user can secure a message before moving it into another app. It is narrow on purpose and avoids cloud dependence.
Receipt capture and export without a heavyweight expense platform.
Expense-ready scanning
Uses VisionKit to scan receipts into clean PDFs, supports Files export, and can keep scans behind a local passcode. It is made for quick recordkeeping without vendor lock-in.
Mileage-first route tracking and export for drivers who need a clean local record.
Now live
Estimates route value before the drive, keeps daily mileage history organized, and exports clean records without forcing the user into a fleet platform or vendor cloud.
Subscription and renewal oversight with calmer reminders and better intake.
Renewal control
Tracks renewals, helps ingest billing material with OCR, and keeps the reminder flow simple. The job is to stop recurring charges from becoming invisible.
Shift handoff coordination without building a whole scheduling backend.
Handoff workflow
Creates shift cards, claim flows, and manager-ready acceptance messages inside a focused mobile surface. It exists to solve a single painful coordination problem well.
Study decks built from screenshots and PDFs instead of manual card entry.
OCR to flashcards
Imports screenshots or PDFs, extracts text on device, and turns study material into question-and-answer flashcards. The value is faster review with less preparation drag.
A countdown utility for milestones, deadlines, travel, and recurring dates.
Recurring and timezone-aware
Keeps the next event sorted to the top, supports yearly and monthly recurrence, schedules pre-event local reminders, and shows the nearest event in a home-screen widget without relying on a vendor cloud.
Text normalization for prompts, forms, reviews, and cleaner production copy.
Copy cleanup
Takes rough text and makes it usable for prompts, submission forms, App Store replies, and clean outbound copy. It exists because messy text causes avoidable friction everywhere.
Standards
The discipline is part of the product language: fewer moving parts, clearer promises, and stronger explanations of what each app is really for.
The homepage now reinforces the app icons and the Shadowfetch crest so the portfolio reads like a system, not a miscellaneous grid.
The goal is immediate understanding. Each row explains the actual job the app does and why that job deserves its own utility.
The homepage stays aligned to the current NVMe workspace so the site does not drift into stale launches, dead concepts, or unrelated service copy.
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