Interfaces with personality
Sketches turn into playful layouts, motion, and sound that make utility tools feel welcoming and fun to use every day.
- Custom iconography
- Theme-able design systems
- Accessibility-first gestures
OtterSpark is my indie label for experiments that make everyday workflows feel lighter. Each app is designed, built, and supported by one person obsessed with delightful details.
I noodle on ideas, sketch interfaces, write the code, and polish every micro-interaction myself. Shipping solo means every release reflects one clear vision.
Sketches turn into playful layouts, motion, and sound that make utility tools feel welcoming and fun to use every day.
I obsess over fast launches, offline resilience, and privacy-friendly analytics so tools behave reliably on the go.
Feedback loops run directly through inbox notes and beta builds, shaping what ships next without layers of hierarchy.
I iterate in focused batches, validate ideas with real users, and keep releases lean enough for one person to support long term.
These are the tools I rely on daily and continue to iterate in public. Download them, send feedback, and help shape what ships next.
Scan, generate, and stash QR codes in one friendly app. Quick actions, history search, and custom theming keep your codes tidy and ready.
Run concurrent focus tracks for work, study, and rest. Visual progress rings and gentle nudges help balance deep work with mindful breaks.
Snap your pet to identify breeds, log wellness signals, and keep daily care todos synced—Pawlyze AI brings proactive insights into a single playful app.
Solo building means short feedback loops. I collect signals, design in Figma, code in TypeScript, and ship updates with plenty of play-testing.
Chasing curiosities, noting friction in daily routines, and sketching rapid prototypes.
Designing UI kits, writing code, and dogfooding features across devices.
Squashing edge cases, adding ease-of-use touches, and sharing updates with the community.
Here are a few behind-the-scenes answers for fellow makers and supporters following along.
Just me! I design the interfaces, write the code, ship the releases, and answer every support email under the OtterSpark name.
I keep a living roadmap fueled by my own usage and community suggestions. If you have an idea, email me and it just might sneak into the next build.
Absolutely. Join beta tests, share bug reports, or spread the word—every bit of support helps this indie lab keep experimenting.
Have feedback on UniQR or Tempra—or an idea for what to craft next? I read every message and love chatting with fellow builders.