Small things,
built for real
problems.
Small iPhone apps and 3D-printed objects, made in a home workshop under the roof. The ideas come from listening to people: patients and their parents, other therapists, friends and family.
What gets made here
Mostly apps. Sometimes a part from the 3D printer, when the answer is something you can hold.
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Apps
iPhone apps, each built around one task.
Closest to release: TiltArc, PhysioCam, PatientMemo, Alert My Fam and a few more
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Tools
Small utilities for very specific jobs. None are ready yet, but a few are in the notebook.
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Printed parts
Things I design and print myself, usually to go with one of the apps.
Small on purpose
Apps tend to grow: new features, new settings, another account to create. I try to stop earlier, once an app does the job it was made for and does it reliably.
Most of these will never become a company, and they don't have to. If one makes a colleague's working day a little easier, it has done what it was meant to do.
How I build them
- Data stays on the phone wherever possible.
- An account or a server only if the app can't work without it.
- One app, one job.
- Simple enough to explain in two sentences.
About
I like watching how people handle everyday tasks and thinking about what could make them easier. As a physiotherapist working mostly with children with disabilities, I do this almost all the time.
Some of those observations stay with me after work. Then I sit down in the attic at the computer or the 3D printer and see whether something useful can come out of them. My name is Filip Lechowicz and I'm from Poland.
Say hello
Questions, a bug you found, or an idea for something that would help you. If you need a tool that doesn't exist yet, write to me. I may be able to build the whole app for you. I read every message and reply myself.
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