The iPhone Storage Controls Apple Left Out of Files
Keeping local files on an iPhone should not mean constantly deciding what to delete. That frustration led me to bring DiskPress to iOS.
Apps, utilities, workflows, and practical fixes I build, use, or study.
Keeping local files on an iPhone should not mean constantly deciding what to delete. That frustration led me to bring DiskPress to iOS.
I make and test my apps on my own. Releasing one is when I start finding out what I missed.
Why Finder folder sizes, space on disk, and available storage tell different stories. A practical look at macOS compression, APFS, and free space.
How file compression, deduplication, and app archiving differ, when each can save space, and how to evaluate the results with DiskPress and App Archiver.
I want to trust the apps on my Mac. As a developer, I am asking what usage analytics actually improves, why it starts automatically, and who benefits.
Why I built App Archiver, how it keeps rarely used Mac apps visible, and how staged compression and restoration reclaim lasting disk space.
How a Fire TV Stick led from unreliable updates and logcat URLs to FTVDB, a community index of public Amazon device update metadata.
A practical approach to using AI for prototyping and development without losing understanding, maintainability, or responsibility for the software we build.
How I traced Dropbox filesystem changes on a clean macOS VM and made a dry run first script to remove Dropbox local state, caches, services, and File Provider leftovers.
How Parall creates native macOS app shortcuts for launching multiple independent app instances, including isolated browser and Dropbox workflows.
A DockLock story about the long-running macOS Dock jumping problem, the first fixes in DockLock Lite and Plus, and the DockLock Pro direction.