iOS & watchOS
Titan
An on-device athletic recovery coach for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Public App Store listing with iPhone and Apple Watch support, optional Pro unlocks, and launch-ready product positioning.
Product portfolio
Keelwright ships focused Apple apps, web products, and AI infrastructure. Each product page shows the user problem, platform choices, and privacy architecture behind the work.
Context for how these products are built: privacy-first Apple apps, on-device AI, and the Keelwright studio method.
Public portfolio
This is the visible operating portfolio. Work still in development is intentionally represented only as aggregate pipeline capacity.
Live products
6
Live on the market, with public listings and case studies.
Near release
2
In App Store review or actively launching.
Development pipeline
10
In development—beta tests, validation, and early builds not yet named publicly.
iOS & watchOS
An on-device athletic recovery coach for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Public App Store listing with iPhone and Apple Watch support, optional Pro unlocks, and launch-ready product positioning.
iOS & Web
Private CBT and DBT self-help tools for anxiety relief on iPhone.
Live App Store product, version 4.1.0, with a companion education and privacy website.
iOS
A tactile weather app that leads with how it actually feels outside.
Live App Store product, version 1.1.3, with WeatherKit and multiple fallback providers.
macOS
A private Mac finance app for net worth, budgets, goals, and plain-English questions.
Live paid Mac App Store product, version 1.0.2, with a $39.99 price point.
iOS
A complete Getting Things Done system for iPhone, from inbox to weekly review.
Live paid App Store product, version 1.31, with release documentation and app-store copy maintained in-repo.
iOS & Web
A daily sanctuary for quotes, widgets, and polished share cards.
Live App Store product, version 2.0.2, with an active companion website.
iOS & Web
An offline Bible sanctuary with liturgy, read-aloud, and private study help.
Live App Store release with a multilingual companion site and published privacy and terms pages.
Web & iOS
A live-radio discovery product built around an audio-reactive 3D globe.
Live public web app with a matching native iOS experience moving through review.
Practical writing on privacy, local AI, and product architecture behind the case studies above.
Privacy-first is an architecture choice before it is a marketing phrase.
On-device AI is strongest when the model works close to private user context.
Local-first and cloud-first are product promises with very different failure modes.
Privacy claims get clearer when you ask where data moves, not what the tagline says.
The private AI question is not local or cloud. It is which data belongs where.
Private AI matters most where the context would be costly, intimate, or embarrassing to leak.
Native is not automatically better, but it changes which privacy tools are close at hand.
A finance app can be smart without turning a personal ledger into cloud inventory.
A serious GTD app supports the system instead of borrowing the vocabulary.
Beginner fitness software should make starting feel safer, not louder.
App Attest helps backends distinguish genuine app requests from copied API calls.
Move mobile authenticity checks close to incoming traffic when abuse costs matter.
Keelwright builds product proof by connecting privacy promises to implementation choices.