INDEPENDENT DEVELOPER · COPENHAGEN

Software with
a point of view.

Apps, systems, and field notes made with care.

I build native Apple tools, calm interfaces, and reliable systems for people who care how software feels.

Currently buildingNeon Vision EditorNative · fast · readable
Focused software over feature overload.
Performance, clarity, long-term usefulness.

SELECTED WORK

04 SELECTED · 01 DAILY FEATURE

Independent Apple apps, field notes, and developer infrastructure

—each made to be useful, legible, and built to last.

Browse by intent
DAILY FEATURERotates every dayTomorrow →
Neon Vision Editor running on a MacBook
01 · PRODUCTAVAILABLE · macOS · iPadOS · iOS

Neon Vision Editor

A lightweight, native code and Markdown editor built for speed, readability, and a quiet workspace.

  • Native across four Apple platforms
  • Built for local files and long sessions
For people who prefer their editor to disappear behind the work.Explore Neon Vision Editor ↗
h3p apps homepage with native Apple apps and latest updates
02 · DOCUMENTATION · APPSLIVE PORTAL · DOCS · RELEASES

apps-h3p.com

A focused home for app documentation, setup guides, release notes, and support materials.

  • Practical docs and release notes
  • One home for the app ecosystem
Software feels more trustworthy when the support material is as considered as the product.Visit apps-h3p.com ↗
Voyages by h3p with Denmark in focus, field journal, and route map
03 · JOURNAL · PLACESLIVE JOURNAL · MARKDOWN · MAPS

Voyages

A living travel journal where writing, photographs, and place meet in one readable interface.

  • Writing, maps, and original photographs
  • A continuously growing public journal
A quieter alternative to a feed: places, observed carefully and kept in context.Visit Voyages ↗
GitBird menu bar notification popover with repository updates
04 · OPEN SOURCEAVAILABLE · SWIFT · macOS

GitBird

A focused menu bar companion for GitHub and GitLab notifications, designed to stay out of the way.

  • Native macOS menu bar utility
  • Open source and privacy-minded
For developers who want to know what changed without living in a dashboard.View GitBird on GitHub ↗
Lingua Latina iPhone app for learning Latin vocabulary and grammar
05 · PRODUCTAVAILABLE · SWIFT · iOS

Lingua Latina

A quiet Latin companion for translation, grammar, and offline study.

  • Native iPhone learning companion
  • Useful offline, not just online
For learners who want study tools that feel closer to a book than a feed.Explore Lingua Latina ↗
Metrics Data overview dashboard on iPhone
06 · PRODUCTAVAILABLE · iPhone · iPad · Watch

Metrics Data

A focused AdSense and GA4 KPI dashboard for daily publisher decisions.

  • AdSense and GA4 connectors
  • Widgets and Apple Watch insights
For publishers who want the signal without another full dashboard.Explore Metrics Data ↗
Liquid Record field-recorder console on iPhone
07 · PRODUCTPRIVATE ALPHA · iPhone · iOS 17+

Liquid Record

An offline-first iPhone field recorder for WAV capture, playback, and export.

  • Local audio recording and level monitoring
  • Markers and time-coded notes
A focused recording console for capturing sound and keeping its context.Explore Liquid Record ↗

REPOSITORY REGISTER

PUBLIC · ACTIVE · MAINTAINED

A focused index of public repositories I own or actively maintain. Forks, private projects, and inactive mirrors are intentionally left out.

A LITTLE CONTEXT

h3p / 2026

Native by default.
Human by design.

I’m h3p, an independent developer making software across Swift, SwiftUI, AppKit, UIKit, Python, and the web. My work sits at the intersection of product design and engineering: tools that are capable without becoming complicated.

Each project starts with a practical friction—too much complexity, too little clarity, or a workflow that deserves a calmer tool—and is shaped into something people can trust for the long term.

I care about responsive interfaces, explicit privacy, reliable release workflows, and the small details that make a product feel considered.

More about the work on GitHub ↗

SELECTED NOTES

SMALL ARGUMENTS · IN PROGRESS
01

Quiet software is not empty software.

Clarity is a feature: fewer interruptions, more room for the work itself.

02

Release notes are product design.

A considered update makes its changes understandable before anyone installs it.

03

Trust needs provenance.

Useful systems should make their sources, limits, and reasoning easier to inspect.

04

Small tools can hold a point of view.

Good utilities do less on purpose—and do it with care.

CURATED INDEX

HOMES · WRITING · LIVE PROJECTS

SUPPORT INDEPENDENT DEVELOPMENT

Help fund the next
thoughtful release.

h3p apps are developed independently. Support helps fund testing, documentation, reliable releases, and long-term care across Apple platforms.

Choose the support site that suits you. Every contribution is voluntary; the work remains useful either way.

PRIVACY

Privacy by default.

This portfolio does not intentionally use analytics, advertising, account creation, or marketing cookies. Links to third-party sites are governed by their own privacy practices.

ACCESSIBILITY

Designed to be usable.

h3p aims for clear structure, keyboard access, theme-aware contrast, and reduced-motion support. If something creates a barrier, report it through GitHub ↗.