Apps for
human brains.
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV apps by Kevin Stauss.
Usually built after bedtime.
On the App Store
For getting through the day
For anyone who has trouble getting started or keeping their place. I built most of these for my own ADHD.
For home and family
Things we use around the house, from game night to the beach.
Spool
Live Photos to video
There’s a video in there.
Mako
Tides for shark tooth hunting
Go hunting when the tide’s right.
Quickpad
Dice game scorecard
A scorecard for four-row dice games.
Lighter Days
Daylight, day by day
More daylight than yesterday?
Cable Weather
Retro TV weather
The local forecast, on a loop.
Seven free utilities
A countdown, a water tracker, a unit converter, plant reminders, a level, a wheel spinner and a metronome. There are no ads, no subscriptions and no accounts.
For photographers and filmmakers
Both came out of shooting weddings.
AnemoneNo more pinching
and zooming PDFs.
Anemone has the planner’s schedule on your iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac, with drive times between venues and golden hour right on the timeline. It’s made by a wedding filmmaker, and the timeline is free for every wedding.
anemonewedding.app
LensFog
For photographers and videographers, a forecast of whether your lens will fog when you carry it out of the AC.
Hi. I’m Kevin.Made for my brain,
and maybe yours.
I’m a wedding videographer, dad of two boys, and an iOS developer with a neurodivergent brain.
Every app here started with something that kept getting in my way, like an 11-page wedding timeline I had to pinch and zoom through between shots, or a notes app full of things I never looked at again.
I have ADHD, so I pay attention to whether a tool works with my brain or against it. Usually that means less setup and fewer decisions before you can get going.
Get in touch.
Bug reports, feature ideas, and quick hellos all go to the same inbox, and it’s mine. I’d love to hear from you.
Email me