Product experiments, applied AI systems, and tools I built across the last few years.
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deepwell
Live on the App Store2026
A calm home for deep work. I built deepwell around a hope I genuinely hold: that long, uninterrupted stretches of attention are worth protecting, and worth keeping. You do not start a timer, you begin a block of one to four hours, and when it ends you commit it with a note, the way a programmer commits code. Those blocks quietly grow into months of green squares, streaks, and a monthly letter written back to you about how you worked.
One stats engine on every platform. It is written in Rust, compiled to WebAssembly on the web, and mirrored natively on iOS, so every streak, record, and heatmap square matches to the minute.
Interruptions are treated as a fact of life. The block pauses with you, asks gently what pulled you away, and gives your full focus time back when you return.
A monthly letter grounded in your real notes and rhythms, plus Siri, the Action Button, Live Activities, widgets, and Apple Health integration.
One account everywhere. Blocks sync through Postgres with row-level security, and anything committed offline merges cleanly when you reconnect.
