A one-developer studio building mentalism, prediction, and party-trick apps for iPhone and Apple Watch — plus, oddly, the best hall pass tracker your school will ever use.
Each app is built around a single moment of "how did it do that?" Tap a card to see what's underneath.
A fun box game meets impossible magic.
Tap to reveal ↻A spectator freely picks and remembers a playing card, then you play a quick box game together. Without touching your phone, your device's voice assistant reveals their exact card out loud. Fast and clean, it's built for close-up magic, parties, and stage performances.
You predict a spectator's perfect getaway.
Tap to reveal ↻A spectator makes simple travel choices — beach or mountains — and moments later their exact destination appears as a real photo inside your Photos library. It works on both iPhone and Apple Watch, playing like a casual game while hiding an impossible reveal underneath.
Looks like a clock. Performs like a miracle.
Tap to reveal ↻ChronoIQ packs three impossible time-and-prediction effects into one clean app. Name a city and its matching real photo appears inside World Clock, alongside additional hidden prediction tools. Everything's designed to feel organic, fast, and hands-off during a live performance.
A drawing game with a magic reveal.
Tap to reveal ↻Draw on-screen with invisible ink while others try to guess what you're sketching, then shake to reveal the hidden drawing. For magicians, it hides a deeper trick — secretly draw a card, and that exact card appears later in your Photos library. Looks like a party game, performs like magic.
An impossible prediction, hidden in a simple utility.
Tap to reveal ↻Disguised as a simple Caesar cipher utility, Cipher Loop lets a spectator name any card — you casually open Photos, and their exact card is already there. Because the reveal happens inside your real photo library, the phone can be freely handled and inspected, with full iOS and watchOS support.
HallPass+ is the one app in this lineup that isn't trying to fool anyone. It's a straightforward hall-pass tracker built for teachers, running on iPad, iPhone, and Mac.
An independent iOS developer working in two very different registers: apps designed to create a moment of genuine surprise, and one app designed to remove every ounce of friction from a Tuesday afternoon hall pass. Multiple apps, one App Store profile, no team behind the curtain.