There are around fourteen twelve of them, though, so I’ll be spacing them out a little, with other posts interspersed here and there for the sake of our sanity. Also, while you’ll be hearing about them in a relatively short timeframe, remember that they weren’t written all at once, and that the older ones have been iterated on for a long time.

I generally won’t be releasing the source code, FYI. I still fiddle with these apps on the regular, and feeling an obligation to maintain stability for outside users would put a severe damper on that. Sorry. That said, the ideas are all free for the taking, and I’m happy to answer questions. (I feel I should lower the expectations here. These apps aren’t amazing or groundbreaking. Consider them small curiosities.)

I’ll have the first post in the series up soon.

Edit: Here they all are.

• Liszt — to-do list app
• Vinci — notebook app
• Ditto — transcription app
• Slash — blog engine
• Gate — quick entry app for my phone
• Quill — quick entry app for my laptop
• Momentum — daily goals app
• Bookshelf — reading tracking app
• Storybook — fiction writing app
• Saturn — launcher app
• Lector — reading app
• Arc — notes app

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