Sonora is an audio player that was built on one simple premise: a more immersive and effortless way to enjoy your music. Features like a central music queue, support for a multitude of audio formats, and blistering speed make Sonora the ideal companion for everyday music listening.

The recently released Sonora 2 beta introduces a faster, more fluid UI based on Core Animation and takes full advantage of Retina displays and OS X Mountain Lion.

Octopus is a git client for the Mac that merges git's powerful functionality with a more user friendly interface to browse and interact with repositories. It focuses on ease of use versus trying to cram in as many git features as possible.

I was responsible for developing the first version of the project in its entirety.

I worked alongside Sam Soffes to bring Cheddar, a task management app with instantaneous cloud sync, to the Mac in a fully native form. Cheddar for Mac features a simple, unobtrusive interface and seamless integration with its iOS and web counterparts.

I was primarily responsible for developing the custom user interface elements.

Managing your shortcuts has never been easier. Snap provides a simple interface for assigning keyboard shortcuts to apps, and even automatically assigns shortcuts to all the apps in your Dock, automatically updating the shortcuts when apps are added, removed, or rearranged.

LogSense is an iPhone application that performs real time tabulation and plotting of data received wirelessly from a high precision laboratory temperature sensor. The app features the ability to plot and compare multiple data sets as well as act as a controller for the sensor itself.

I was responsible for developing the entire application.

Taskpad is an unreleased task management application that I started working on soon after Apple introduced the iPad. It combines powerful features with an elegant skeuomorphic UI that takes full advantage of the iPad's screen, with controls designed from the ground up to be used with a touch interface.