Terrance Henry

A minimalist weather app inspired by Dark Sky. Most weather apps open with a screen full of numbers. Dew point, UV index, barometric pressure, a ten-day outlook, three panels of advertising. All of it is technically weather, and almost none of it changes what you do in the next hour. Ovrvue starts from the opposite end. The first screen shows the temperature, whether it's about to rain, and anything genuinely worth knowing today. Everything still exists,its only one tap away.

Whisper runs on your device. No bot joins your call. No audio hits a server or saved — ever. Works with Teams, Zoom, Discord, and any app making sound on your machine (Full Desktop mode, Pro). Not just browser tabs. The Phonetic Brain permanently fixes the words AI always gets wrong — your names, your jargon, your clients. Train it once; it corrects automatically on every future transcript. Free tier included. Pro is $9.99 once. No subscription. All future updates included.

A browser-based crane game where you drop physics-influenced blocks to fill architectural blueprints against escalating wind. 6 block types. 8 levels. 4 escalating wind phases. Zero installs. The entire game — all JS, CSS, audio, and logic — lives in one self-contained HTML file. No app store. No assets loaded. Everything drawn by the engine at runtime. Works offline. Installable as a PWA. Free. Play it on your phone right now: skylinearchitect.app Drop. Build. Fight.