Practical one-file apps for people who do the work — no subscriptions, no logins, just tools that work offline
I'm Matt — a production coordinator with a background in manufacturing, construction, and operations. I've spent my working life on shop floors and job sites, coordinating the people and projects that get real work done.
I started building these apps because I got tired of the alternative. Every simple tool I actually needed came with a monthly subscription, an account to create, and a login I'd forget — for software that should have just been a file I owned. So I built the tools the way I wanted them: download once, open it, it works. No subscription, no account, no internet required, and your information stays on your device where it belongs.
What's in the shop:
• FlipStack — a project manager for house flippers: deal analyzer, rehab budgets, profit forecast, contractor tracking, and lender-ready reports.
• ScopeCaddy — a room-by-room walkthrough app that turns a property walk into a clean, organized scope of work you can share with contractors.
• EverSet — a workout trainer that builds your plan, logs your sessions, and keeps you consistent without the clutter of fitness apps.
• HazardPost — ready-to-run safety talks and printable posters for small manufacturers and shops: pick a topic, get the talk, the poster, the quiz, and the sign-in sheet.
Every app is a single file, bought once, yours to keep. They're the same tools I use myself — built by someone who does the work, for people who do the work.
Questions about any of them? Message me — I read everything, and buyer feedback genuinely shapes the updates.