Native Android and iOS apps: separate Kotlin and Swift code where native behavior matters, plus panels that behave like an app on a small screen.
Native apps of the Flaem hosting platform, separately for Android in Kotlin and for iOS in Swift. The operator carries on-call duty with alarms and a queue of cases, and the client gets a shop with BLIK payment, their servers with console and power actions, invoices, tickets and push notifications. Both apps talk to the same API as the panel in the browser.
A native Android app of the Plazer messenger, in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, that also runs on phones without Google services. Encrypted chats, servers with channels and roles, voice rooms, home screen widgets with your chats, people nearby without revealing anyone's location and pairing a new device with a QR code. Notifications through UnifiedPush never show the message content.
A native Android client for running AI agent sessions from a phone: a Today screen with what is waiting and what is running, a quick reply to a session straight from the list, operations to approve and undo, a conversation with the assistant by voice too, and a home screen widget with the number of things waiting. The phone does not pretend to be a desktop, it unblocks what is stuck.
The Candy Jar app for Android, for the candy jar on dualfroz.com, written in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Widgets show the last candy drawn and the leaderboard on the home screen, and notifications are set in the app: for every candy, for a chosen one or only for one exact text, separately for each person or as one notification that keeps updating. Delivery is instant through our own ntfy server or roughly every 15 minutes to save battery.
Lokal on a waiter's and an owner's phone: open table and takeaway tabs with the status of every item, adding dishes and settling the bill at the table, plus reservations, the kitchen screen and the day's dashboard laid out for a small screen. The venue and the language switch from the top bar, and the rest of the menu folds into a side drawer.
Atrium on a phone: the same hotel panel laid out for a small screen, with a side drawer menu, so the front desk, housekeepers and the owner carry arrivals, housekeeping, repairs and bookings with them instead of leaving them at the desk. A guest gets their own self-service link with no account: they send a request to housekeeping, the front desk, maintenance or the concierge and follow it in a conversation with the team.
RimShot on a phone: duels of two memes, gifs or jokes from the same category where one tap picks the funnier one, and the result immediately moves both in the Elo ranking. Plus uploading your own content, the all-time and official rankings of every category, and reporting content that should not be there.
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