FeedReader
Where you get your news is up to you. But some of us are too indecisive.
FeedReader conveniently synthesizes breaking news from a diverse pool of sources. You can choose from major networks or add custom feeds; then organize them all in whatever way makes most sense to you. The app features background fetching, article categorization, marking for later reading, bulk actions, easy sharing, and more.
I submitted FeedReader's code and presented the app to a group of judges for a Mobile Applications competition. I then ventured to Anaheim, CA to receive my award of second place at the national level.
WeatherApp
We can predict it, but we can't control it. Until now.
If you're like me, you almost never check your weather app. On the rare occurrence that I do, I'm probably already stranded on the side of the road, wondering why I allow myself to be so ill-prepared.
WeatherApp warns you when a storm's brewing. Hidden beneath its minimalistic UI and stunning imagery is more in-depth information than your stock weather app, including extensive forecasts and historical weather data.
I submitted the code and presented WeatherApp to a group of judges for a Mobile Applications competition in Indianapolis, placing first in Indiana and second in the nation.
Meander
Bored? Take a meander.
Meander is a fun way to meet new people and make friends. It offers hours of entertainment to just about anyone by exploring the world's diverse culture and expanding world views through conversation with intriguing individuals from all across the globe. Meander has four different chatting modes, so you'll never get bored. You can even participate in several conversations all at the same time.
After having familiarized myself with macOS app development, Meander was my first dive into iOS with a server-side backend and statistics server.