◆ The Apps

Little tools, big heart.

Nine apps that help you create, connect, and slow down — each one built with care (and caffeine) by Jonathan Biles. Six are on the App Store today; the rest are with Apple for review.

Receipts · iPhone

Receiptless

Every receipt in one place, and not one of them leaves your phone.

Journaling · iPhone

Permission

A private, judgment-free place to write — your words never leave your phone.

More about Permission →

Performers · iPhone

Tassel

The burlesque performer's toolkit — plan the act, cue the music, run the show.

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Music · iPhone

ChordLoop

Chase the sound in your head — a chord-progression studio that turns a hum into a hook.

More about ChordLoop →

Line dancing · iPhone

ScootStep

Learn line dancing from clean, animated footwork — slow it down until it clicks.

Trading sim · iPhone

Bull or Bust

Learn to read the market with virtual money — a trading sim that never touches a real dollar.

Entertainment · iPhone

Moodie

Zero scrolling, one perfect pick to watch tonight — across the services you already have.

More about Moodie →

Request early access

It is with Apple for review. Ask now and you will be first in when the beta opens.

Couples · iPhone

Slow Burn

A guided, consent-first way for couples to slow down and reconnect.

More about Slow Burn →

Request early access

It is with Apple for review. Ask now and you will be first in when the beta opens.

Grooming · iPhone

ShaveMe

Pick a beard or shave style and see the cut lines drawn on your own face.

Request early access

It is with Apple for review. Ask now and you will be first in when the beta opens.

About requesting access: asking for early access sends Jonathan your email address and which app you asked about, so he can invite you to that app’s TestFlight beta and tell you when it is out. It is used for that and nothing else — never sold, never shared, and no other mail. Ask him to delete it any time at jonathanbbiles@gmail.com and it is gone. The apps themselves collect nothing; each app’s own privacy page covers what it does on your phone.