The first one existed just to learn how to get an app past Apple. A year later, two are live, one takes real payments, and the rest are still moving.
Hadrien Hubert, on his own
None of it was smooth, and that is the interesting part. Here is the year, in the order it happened.
Each project solved one precise problem, and taught me something the next one used.
Proof of anteriority anchored on Bitcoin, for writers, screenwriters, songwriters and photographers. The file never leaves your computer: only its fingerprint is anchored.
Not a tracker: a game. You swipe, you make shows fight in duels, you open card packs. Come evening, the app suggests one show. Just one.
The catalogue of the Rive community’s animations, to browse by swiping, collect into albums, and export with the right attribution attached.
A running loop generated around you, at the distance you want, in one tap. No account, no tracker. For people who run while travelling.
81 layouts, 9 aspect ratios, export to JPEG or MP4. No account, no subscription, no watermark. Built for myself first, because every other one ends up behind a paywall.
The service log for your vehicles: oil changes, inspections, insurance, photos of the paperwork. It all stays on the phone. An idea that got started, then set aside.
Shipping six projects alone meant building the tools first. They are not for sale. They explain the rest.
One place to post to every account of every project, with a queue and a log.
Every published image goes through the same pass: clean status bar, identical frame, controlled file size.
Icon, splash screen, favicon and Android variant produced by a script, from a single concept.
Voice, word-level captions, editing and music. From written script to publishable video.
