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Things I wanted on my phone

iPhone apps I built because I wanted them out there: in the marsh, on the river, under a dark sky. Free, no ads, no accounts, and they keep working when the signal doesn't.

$ ls ~/apps # 3 on the App Store, 2 on the bench
Legal Light · Wisconsin shooting hours on the App Store

Counts down to legal light for your exact spot, for ducks and geese, deer, turkey and early teal, straight from the DNR's tables. On the lock screen, in the Dynamic Island, and with no signal.

Sextant · Night sky and satellite tracker on the App Store

Hold it up and it shows what's there: stars, planets, the Moon in its phase, and the satellite crossing overhead right now, with a fading trail so you can tell which dot is which.

Sounder · Offline field maps on the App Store

Trails and two-tracks, back forties, rivers and marshes. Stack as many maps as you want, record where you went, and add your own layers from the open formats agencies already publish in.

Squall · Weather, your way round on the bench

A next-hour rain graph, radar that actually moves, lightning, and a main screen you arrange yourself.

Clack · SSH and mosh terminal on the bench

A terminal for the phone with its own mosh client written in Swift, so the session survives the drive home.

# bugs, ideas, "it says legal and it isn't": support@ducktyping.dev