I’m proud of all the apps that I’ve released. Some remain relevant longer than others. The apps below have all been useful and successful at some point, but were made obsolete and have thus been discontinued.
The Archive
Apps that were discontinued
AirTube
Web Videos on your Apple TV, hassle free
Stream YouTube, Vimeo, TED and quite a few other Web Videos to your Apple TV. Straight from your Mac's browser; no iPad, iPhone or Jailbreak required.
AirVLC
AirPlay Audio Sync for VLC
Watch videos in VLC on your Mac and play the audio over AirPlay. All in sync.
coucou
Your whole network at your finger tips
With coucou you have every device on your network at your finger tips.
Pipvid
Snaps videos to any corner
Pipvid added a picture-in-picture mode to VLC and QuickTime. Ideal for watching videos in the corner of your screen while working other stuff.
Porthole
AirPlay all audio to multiple speakers
Play all audio from your Mac through multiple AirPlay speakers at the same time.
Reign
The Supreme Remote for Spotify
The Spotify remote for friends, colleagues, housemates and yourself that works in any browser.
Tapetrap
The most comfortable way to watch online videos
If you’re anything like me, you watch online videos on dozens of different websites. I want to keep up with new content and easily browse clips from any site with a feed.
Timeless
Stay focused and reduce time anxiety
Timeless was a subtle clock replacement. It helped you feel less anxious about the time and more focused on how you should be spending it.
Toggluv
The smoothest way to log hours in Toggl
Toggluv is built for speed. Log your hours to Toggl and get on with your work. Currently in beta and available for preview.