Independent product studio

Ideas, made
real.

QapHub builds thoughtful apps, playful experiences, and useful data tools—from the first sketch to the working product.

Mobile appsTV experiencesData productsPlayful toolsCloud platforms

Selected work

Recent projects,
different worlds.

Products built around a simple test: does it feel useful, clear, and worth coming back to?

01 In development

Roku · Google Photos · BrightScript

Memory Lane

A living-room app for showing user-selected Google Photos albums, photos, and videos on Roku.

Application & privacy details
02 Live

Web · Cloudflare · D1 · R2

ClaimMe.app

A shared media globe where visitors claim a space, create with text, images, drawing, GIFs, or video, and publish it for the world.

Visit ClaimMe
03 Playable

Flutter · Android/iOS · Offline-first

Wonder Play

A calm, private train adventure for young children, filled with drawing, puzzles, searching, racing, and open-ended play.

No ads. No accounts. No tracking.
04 Prototype

Python · Flask · Market data

Commodity Signals

A research dashboard that turns public commodity data into explainable bullish and bearish scores, history, alerts, and backtests.

Data made readable.

How QapHub works

Small studio.
Full-stack thinking.

01

Start with the moment

Define the one experience that has to feel great, then build outward from it.

02

Make the complex calm

Good interfaces hide the machinery without hiding what matters.

03

Respect the person

Privacy, accessibility, and honest product language are part of the design.

Built with trust

Your data should do one job: the one you asked for.

Memory Lane requests access only to let a person choose and display their Google Photos media on their own Roku. QapHub does not sell that data, use it for advertising, or use it to train AI models.

Read the Memory Lane privacy policy

Have an idea?

Let’s make it
click.

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