Bible Study: Learn & Play
A Bible-learning game for ages 13+: 12 themed modules, five game styles, stars and trophies, in 33 languages. Works offline, no account needed.
Android
iOS
Apps
Apps with real users in mind.
These are independent products I shape, design, build, release, and maintain under my own name. Published products are clearly marked; work still in testing is never presented as publicly available.
Jesus Color by Number
A calm, offline color-by-number journey through the Gospels: about 100 hand-picked scenes with their Bible readings, in 34 languages. Free, with no account.
Android
Bible Memory: Match & Discover
A calm card-matching game with 149 original paper-cut illustrations of the life of Jesus (Gospel of Matthew): pick 3 to 12 pairs, discover a fact after every board, in 34 languages. Offline, no account.
Android
Fruit of the Spirit Test
A private, offline Christian self-reflection on the nine fruit of the Spirit: 54 short statements, a result for each fruit with a small practical step, and a history to see growth over time. In 34 languages.
Android
Random Bible Chapter
A simple, offline Android app with one screen: tap the button and a slot-machine style spin lands on a random chapter of the whole Bible (66 books, 1,189 chapters), shown as a reference such as John 3. No Bible text, no account, and a globe button to choose any of 34 languages.
Android
Bible Characters
An offline app to browse 528 people of the Bible, follow the family tree from Adam to Jesus and play a "Who am I?" group game. No Bible text, no account. In 34 languages.
Android
Guess the Word
A conversational Bible guessing game where players ask questions and try to discover the hidden person, place, or word.
Android
EverUsTogether
A private relationship companion that helps couples and families remember meaningful moments, shared activities, and the time they intentionally spend together.
Android
iOS
What every app has
Built end to end, supported in the open.
I design, build, release, and support each of these apps myself, so every one comes with the same basics.
- Its own privacy policy, terms, and support page, linked from the store listing.
- Honest status labels: published, rolling out, or still in testing.
- A focus on being useful on a phone: short sessions, clear screens, and respect for your data.
- One developer who answers support questions and keeps improving the app after release.
Product ownership
Building the product is only part of the work.
Owning products keeps the entire lifecycle visible: choosing the right scope, making architecture decisions, meeting platform requirements, publishing privacy and support information, releasing, and responding when the product meets real users.
That perspective also shapes my client work. I think beyond the feature being implemented and consider what the product needs to become dependable, understandable, and useful over time.
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