Weekly plans from your protein and calorie targets. Import recipes, build grocery lists, cook with Live Activities. Apple Intelligence runs on-device. English, Dutch, and Spanish.
Paoapps · indie apps
Apps that earn a place on your home screen.
Meal plans, brew timers, and whatever ships next. Still written by hand, with AI as a daily collaborator.
Live
On the App Store and Google Play
Download, try them, open a GitHub issue if something breaks.
First and second fermentation on a schedule, with a ping when it is time to bottle. Free, offline, open source. iOS and Android.
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Name, screenshots, and store links will land here when they are ready.
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Something new from Paoapps.
Name, screenshots, and store links will land here when it is ready.
Coming soon
Something new from Paoapps.
Name, screenshots, and store links will land here when it is ready.
Built by Lammert
Same person who ships apps for Forbes, NS, ING, and Eneco.
Paoapps is Lammert’s own studio. By day he still ships for companies; these are the apps he wants on his own phone. Roles, stack, and case studies live on the hire-me site.
See his work- Forbes
- NS
- ING
- Eneco
- Evervault
- MiRus
Open source
KombuTime
After brewing kombucha for about two years, calendar reminders fell out of sync. KombuTime exists to do one job: remember when a brew started and ping you when the next step is due.
From the studio
Recent posts
clientios
Forbes 5.1.0: iPhone Duo support in the first week
Forbes 5.1.0 supports the new iPhone Duo. Apple's adaptive layout groundwork and a 100% native SwiftUI UI made it a small job, so we shipped it in the first week.
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clientarchitecture
Forbes' shared Kotlin layer learns to play a game
Frase, Forbes' daily word puzzle, comes to the mobile app with progress that syncs between web and mobile, built once in our shared Kotlin layer.
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clientarchitectureaisi
KMP Mobile in the Agentic Age
I've built Kotlin Multiplatform apps for over seven years. Agents now make going fully native cheap, but we're sticking with KMP, because our reason for choosing it was never a lack of developers. It was consistency.
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