Hey, I'm Navid.
I'm an iOS developer making small, careful apps on my own. This is where they live, plus the occasional note about how they get built.
Apps for a phone that folds
I'm making a set of apps for Apple's foldable iPhone, where the fold, the hinge and the outer screen are the reason for the app. First up: Fold Cue, a teleprompter whose script faces you on the outer screen beside the camera, and ComicFlow, where in book pose the fold becomes the spine.
Along the way I keep a developer reference for building on it, and a directory of the apps that make real use of it.
Apps for iPhone Duo →
A few I'm proud of
All 11 apps →
Peekaboard
FreeGames for two, across the fold
A table of games for two people and one iPhone. The first is Naval Duel: hide your toy fleet, take turns to fire, and sink theirs.
Solspot
FreePlant light meter
Measure how much light a spot in your home really gets, then see which houseplants will live there. Free, offline, no account.
ComicFlow
$2.99CBR, CBZ & PDF comic reader
Read CBR, CBZ and PDF comics from your own files, convert them, and send them to your e-reader. Offline, one price, no account.
PhotoStrip
Free + $4.99 unlockBatch photo toolkit
Resize, convert, compress, and strip metadata from hundreds of photos at once. Free for small batches, one payment for the rest.
Nava
$2.99Sleep & focus sounds
White, pink, and brown noise with nature sounds and binaural beats, all generated on-device. No subscription.