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Why We Built RingBar: Turning Your Phone's Notch Into Something Useful
RingBar turns your phone's notch or camera cutout into a live battery and download-progress indicator, calibrated to fit your exact device.
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Mosh Labs Journal
Deep-dives into software architecture, mobile app engineering, privacy-first AI tools, retro game development, and the lost art of no-bloat software.
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Why We Built Siro: A Data Usage Tracker That Shows Exactly Where Your Mobile Data Goes
Siro shows exactly which apps are using your mobile data, per app, per Wi-Fi network, in real time, so surprise data caps stop being a …
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Why We Built PreSpend: A Planning-First Budgeting App That Puts Commitment Before Spending
PreSpend starts with planning your money before you spend it, then goes further: loan tracking, subscriptions, savings goals, splitting …
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Why Spinix Is Just a Bar and a Tap: Designing Arcade Games Around One Honest Input
How we thought about Spinix, a minimalist CRT-neon tap-to-pivot arcade game built around a single input and a strict fairness principle.
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Why We're Building Resumiq: An AI Resume Builder That Doesn't Park Your Career on a Server
Resumiq is a resume and job-search app we're actively building, not shipped yet. Here's why we're building it and what to expect when it …
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The Lost Art of Lightweight Software: What Late-90s Web Engineering Taught Us
Why modern web applications have bloated to hundreds of megabytes, and how reviving late-90s efficiency principles makes modern apps …