… so you don't have to. Five small apps for your goals, your house, your car and your family's week. And each has a one-time price that doesn't expire.
Habits, running totals, and goals with a deadline. iPhone and Apple Watch.
Appliances, warranties, and what your house is due for.
Family SharingEvery car's maintenance, tracked by date or by mileage.
Family SharingChores, calendar, and meals on a wall-mounted iPad.
Family SharingZero-based budgeting, from your Mac or your phone.
Family SharingLedger is in TestFlight — zero-based budgeting that syncs between the Mac and the phone. After that, Watch complications for Onward.
A refresh of what you have, a rebuild, or something from scratch. Fixed quotes, no retainer, and you own everything at the end.
I'm TJ. I live in Maryland, I work in corporate IT, and I build these apps at night and on weekends.
Each one solved a problem in my own house first. I kept forgetting when I last changed the furnace filter, so I built Steward. I wanted oil changes and tire rotations tracked in one place, so I built Roadworthy. Homestead came from wanting to see the family's week ahead without Sunday night turning into a meal-planning scramble.
Buy them outright if you want to. Two offer a subscription, but every app has a one-time price, and it doesn't expire.
I'll email you when I ship something. That's a few times a year, and I won't use your address for anything else.