Mind Magnets are little bits of info you create and arrange on the screen. Give them shapes and colors, move them around, and toggle them on/off with a tap. For planning, brainstorming, tracking scores, to-do lists, shopping lists, trip packing lists, etc. Forum Discussion
36 popular logical fallacies, cognitive biases, and red herrings, ready to rubber-stamp your friends’ messages! From the classic “Straw Man” to the insidious “Confirmation Bias,” these errors in thinking are alphabetized and color-coded for your pedantic convenience.
These are functional, animated watch face apps offering dozens of analog and digital alternative face styles that you can use for free. They run in the Watch’s built-in browser rather than installing through the App Store. View Watch Faces
The faces “Cardinal” and “5-Bit” may work with severely impaired vision, and I am seeking testers. Send Feedback
I designed this educational game for iPhone, iPad, Windows, and Mac in collaboration with Bolster Learning Systems. It teaches “subitizing”: the ability to “instantly see how many” without counting. Subitizing is fundamental to the development of young children’s math skills.
Make the biggest landslide you can! Discover breakable treasure chests, collectible rare items, piñatas, Black Hole Bombs and more.
(In development. Forum Discussion. Follow me on Twitter for news.)
Custom Museum Games and Activities
Starting at
$5,000
As a one-person company, I deliver high-end interactive media at low cost. With my help, a museum can add interactivity to smaller exhibits that would otherwise be static. I can work with your team to develop educational games and 3D simulations that run on iPad, Android, Gear VR, Cardboard VR, Windows, or Mac, using touchscreen or physical controls. Request a Proposal
“While the angels, all pallid and wan,
Uprising, unveiling, affirm
That the play is the tragedy, ‘Man,’
And its hero, the Conqueror Worm.”
— Edgar Allen Poe
(For iPhone with a Google Cardboard-compatible VR headset. Other VR platforms may follow. Release date not yet set—follow me on Twitter for news.)
Custom Games for Vision, Motor, and Cognitive Impairment
I am seeking projects and collaborations involving accessibility, audio-centric gaming, and alternative control schemes, suitable for various disabilities; both for education and for entertainment. Request Information
In this “reverse memory game,” the goal is to click each emoji exactly one time, keeping in your memory the ones already found. Mistakes reduce the maximum possible score, and the grid enlarges every other round up to 12x12. Your skill is likely to improve rapidly with repeated plays. (Late-2020 emoji support required.)
This free online tool is a way to visually compare two quantities, such as the projected results of an election. Like a pie chart, the areas are in proportion to the values. But in this metaphor, the areas are distributed more evenly across the circle. Choose colors and labels, then share a link to your creation.
Recycle an old phone, tablet or iPod Touch as a clock, with phrases like “mid-day” and “late night” to help people facing cognitive or vision problems. Free Web App
Also has an experimental Apple Watch face.
I built this app for my grandmother; I hope it benefits others too! Send Feedback