I'm delighted to announce I'm releasing an iPhone/iPad app today that helps you track which TV shows you are watching and what is the next episode to watch - tvnext.app - it is free with no ads or tracking.
Let me know if you have questions or suggestions.
Six years ago I released WatchGit which lets you read, comment and react to GitHub issues on your Apple Watch .... I've recently been asked to bring it back to life, which I've done.
It is free with no adverts or tracking: watchgit.com
There are many TV tracking apps out there that people love, but none worked for me. Too cluttered, telling me what I should watch, share, rate ...
I just want to know what episodes I've watched, and what is next.
So I've made TV Next: I'd love feedback:
testflight.apple.com/join/CVHfUaD2
As I get older I get aches and pains… some disappear over time, some don’t.
I’ve made an iOS app (in TestFlight) to help me log things, so that I know when anything started.
It will be free. I use Apple’s standard data store.
mybodylog.app
testflight.apple.com/join/Axd77WeA
Open to feedback!
I have work colleagues loving Elite Dangerous, and since I still have the original 1984 Acorn BBC Model B cassette version in its case, complete with accompanying booklets, I thought I'd make a little unboxing video and share some memories: youtu.be/GCRIDAvBptk
I've been working on an app that lets you import data from a variety of services (Day One, Skype, Twitter, Amazon, etc.) and present them in an integrated searchable timeline.
I added Model Context Protocol (MCP) support so that you can use Claude Desktop to query your timeline.
ploze.com/claude/
