Indie app studio · est. 2026
Software, made by one person, for real humans.
Useful apps with information that actually makes sense. No bloat, no dark patterns, no quarterly roadmap.
Useful apps with information that actually makes sense. No bloat, no dark patterns, no quarterly roadmap.
One product is live. Two more are deep in development. Each one starts with a real problem someone I know is actually having — then gets built, refined, and shipped without a focus group ever entering the room.
The whole "running your craft business" thing — orders, customers, expenses, invoices, taxes — built for the phone you actually use. No spreadsheets. No laptop. No monthly anxiety.
craftyplanner.app →Forecasts, severe alerts, sun path, ISS passes, and the kind of hour-by-hour detail you actually want — all in one calm, dark interface. Built for people who like knowing.
A pocket caddie — handicap tracking, wind-adjusted club recommendations, hole-by-hole notes. Built for the golfer who wants smart info without a $99/year membership.
Side projects, prototypes, and apps built for family. Not for sale, not in app stores — just the kind of thing a developer makes when an idea won't leave them alone. Here for the curious.
A retro-styled multi-sport dashboard — live scores, box scores, play-by-play, and fantasy lineup tracking across the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Built around the look and feel of an old ballpark scoreboard.
An educational PWA built for younger family members — math, reading, science, and social studies wrapped in a dragon-trainer adventure. Mini-games, a fish-economy progression system, and quizzes keyed to grade level.
Nineteen classic arcade and puzzle games rebuilt from scratch in vanilla JavaScript — Tetris, Galaga, Snake, Minesweeper, Solitaire, and the rest. Persistent leaderboards, a CRT-green retro shell, no ads, no microtransactions.
Tyriah App Studios is a one-person operation run out of Loveland, Colorado.
I grew up in Amarillo, Texas, and lived there for thirty years before heading to the mountains. I've always wanted to be a developer — even started college trying to be one. It didn't pan out the first time around.
This studio is the second attempt. The goal hasn't changed: build apps that make sense, that are actually usable, with information that's worth your time. The kind of small, careful software that big companies stopped making a decade ago.
Every app you see here is designed, built, tested, supported, and maintained by one person. That's not a limitation — it's the whole point.