Products

Software we make

Apps we design, build, sell, and support ourselves. Each one has its own site, where you can try it, buy it, or get help.

Mac app

OliType

Say it. OliType writes it.

Private dictation for the Mac. Double-tap Option, speak, and your words appear wherever you're typing. Speech recognition runs entirely on your Mac, so nothing you say is uploaded.

  • Nothing you say leaves the MacOn-device speech recognition. Works offline once set up.
  • Works almost anywhere you typeMail, Messages, Word, the browser: wherever the cursor is.
  • Pay once, keep itA fully working 30-day trial, then one purchase. No subscription.
Try it free for 30 days See OliType screenshots More about OliType

Demo: someone says a short email out loud, and OliType types it into a new Mail message: "Hi Sam, running ten minutes late. Save me a seat by the window? Thanks!"

iPhone and iPad app

Find The Hits

Find the Hits. Feed the Hobby.

Find The Hits (FTH) is the sports card collection app built by a collector and a seller. Scan a card and FTH reads it for you, then tracks what your collection is worth, what you paid, and what you sold.

  • AI-powered scanningPoint the camera at a card and the details fill in.
  • Show ModeBuilt for card shows, whether you're buying, selling from a suitcase, or working a table.
  • Portfolio dashboardValue, cost, and profit across your whole collection.
Get it free on the App Store See Find The Hits screenshots More about FTH
FTH dashboard showing total cards, estimated value, amount invested, and profit.
FTH scanning a graded card and filling in the player, year, brand, and set.
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QC Eats

Queen Creek's restaurant guide and daily specials.

Every local restaurant in one place: hours, menus, today's deals, happy hour, and more. QC Eats is coming soon to Queen Creek, Arizona.

  • Every local restaurantHours and menus in one guide.
  • Today's dealsDaily specials and happy hour.
  • Made for Queen CreekA local guide from an Arizona company.
Visit qceats.com
The QC Eats emblem: a saguaro cactus in front of a restaurant at sunset, ringed by "QC Eats, Queen Creek, Arizona."