StarChores
An iOS app where parents and kids team up on chores, with a reward system to keep everyone going.
Side projects, weekend experiments and notes on whatever I'm learning. Nothing for sale here, just the joy of making things work.
An iOS app where parents and kids team up on chores, with a reward system to keep everyone going.
updated Oct 2026
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Just getting started. Here's what I'm building right now, with more on the way.
An iOS app that lets parents and kids work together to get chores done, with a reward system that makes finishing them worth it.
The web app StarChores grew out of. A shared family chore calendar that runs on the home Wi-Fi: every phone sees the same calendar and changes show up on all of them within about a second. No accounts, no sign-in.
// server.js: each phone keeps this stream open for live updates
function stream(req, res) {
res.writeHead(200, { "Content-Type": "text/event-stream" });
res.write(`event: state\ndata: ${JSON.stringify(publicState())}\n\n`);
listeners.add(res);
req.on("close", () => listeners.delete(res));
}An earlier take on my personal homepage: a hacker-style terminal in amber, with a working shell, matrix rain and light/dark themes.
$ help $ neofetch $ theme green $ matrix
My running backlog. Most stay ideas forever, and that's fine. When one moves right, it becomes a project.
An iPhone app for rodeo queens and the events they compete in.
iOS ideaA logbook for ammunition reloading recipes and results.
data loggingA new companion app to StarChores.
new app · → StarChoresLonger write-ups about what I'm building and learning. It's starting out as Notes.
→ read NotesA status page for my sites and apps, powered by Upptime and themed to match darkstarDEV.
→ view status ↗Now in testing as StarChores.
→ featured aboveCurious about StarChores, Chore Calendar or anything else here? Send me an email and I'll get back to you.