fen0m is the label under which I publish my apps and websites. I work alone and take each product from the first sketch to the store listing: product design, front end, native mobile ports, the back-end data pipelines, localisation, search optimisation and the release process on the App Store and Google Play.
My main project is SeaTempMap, a live sea-surface-temperature map that turns satellite and ocean-model data into a number a traveller can read in a second. It runs as a website with 175+ curated destination pages in 15 languages, plus native iOS and Android apps with home-screen widgets, a free embeddable widget and a WordPress plugin.
The second one is Calc², a calculator built around one idea: large square keys with no gaps, so a calculation that matters never fails on a missed tap. It ships on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android with a shared, bit-exact calculation engine.
Two more are close behind. Bell Hours answers in one glance whether the US markets are trading, counts down to the next bell and keeps verified holiday calendars through 2028, with iOS and Apple Watch apps in development. Phone Drops tracks flagship phone launches: a calendar of confirmed release dates and a cycle tracker showing which phones are fresh and which are about to be replaced.
4products on the web, two of them also as native apps
175+SeaTempMap destination pages
30languages in Calc², 15 in SeaTempMap
1 kmsatellite sea-temperature resolution