Aftercast
Android · podcasts
A podcast player that writes episodes out as text, on the phone. Download once, read later.
apps, architected.
A one-person studio for small, useful apps on Android and the Omarchy desktop. They're local-first and quiet, and they get the same care as enterprise systems. Run by Daniel Casey, a lead solution architect in Northwest Arkansas.
Android · podcasts
A podcast player that writes episodes out as text, on the phone. Download once, read later.
Android · daily prayer
The canonical hours, a daily Scripture passage, and church-bell reminders. Offline, no accounts.
Omarchy · TUI + bar plugin
Watches live ADS-B traffic and lets you know when a plane comes within 1, 5, or 10 miles.
Android · live activities
A small island at the camera cutout, built without Accessibility access or a network permission.
Mobitecture makes the apps Daniel wants on his own phone and desktop, and builds them the way he'd build anything that has to last.
Transcripts are written on the phone, and locations stay on your machine. Nothing leaves the device unless a feature needs it.
Each app does one thing and earns its place on the home screen or the bar. Nothing ships just to fill a grid.
Each app gets a written design, clear boundaries, and the fewest permissions it can work with. Skerry skips Accessibility entirely.
Daniel leads enterprise and integration architecture for a regulated utility. That means integration and data pipelines, identity and security, and the governance that keeps large systems honest. Mobitecture is where those habits go into small things.