North Star Tech Challenge
A polished trivia game with 211 sourced evergreen questions and a separate rotating edition covering this week in Canadian tech.
A living portfolio of the little tools, dashboards and family systems we build together — useful enough for a Home Screen, small enough to actually ship. The apps are personal. The code is public.
Try the live apps, then open the source. Every project on this shelf is public on GitHub.
A polished trivia game with 211 sourced evergreen questions and a separate rotating edition covering this week in Canadian tech.
An iPhone-first briefing with a publisher-diverse Top 7, focused politics, technology and sport, plus substantial freely readable Editorial long reads.
A private daily gratitude/check-in app for Daisy and Charlie, with shared history and iPhone-friendly polish.
A quiet, characterful portfolio for a Chilterns artist whose floral paintings seek the individual essence of every bloom.
A browser recreation of the wonderfully unusual Botta UNO 24-hour watch display—one hand, one day, and a calmer sense of time.
A sharp, six-month shortlist of Toronto concerts, comedy and memorable outings, automatically refreshed every week.
A cinematic, iPhone-first reimagining of ARK’s essential-movie catalogue, with tactile rails, search, random picks and a personal saved shelf.
Nothing hidden behind a glossy demo. Browse the actual code, see how each app works, fork an idea, or follow along as the portfolio grows.
The portfolio is intentionally simple: every time we ship a useful app, we add a card and keep moving.
We start with actual annoyances, family routines, sports checks, or work shortcuts — not vague app ideas.
Each project gets the boring-but-important bits: icons, fast load, clear copy, and a decent Home Screen vibe.
Once it works, it earns a place here. A living shelf of Herby-made stuff that actually gets used.