Shy Guy — App Studio: Quiet software. Loud craft._

Hey Product Hunt — I'm a developer who's always chasing the next layer of the stack. At some point I looked at my phone and thought: this is a supercomputer in my pocket and I'm using it to check Slack. The App Store has no shortage of consumer apps, but quality developer tooling? That gap is real. Shy Guy Studio is my attempt to close it. The idea is simple: your iPhone should work for you as an engineer — not against you. It should be an extension of your IT toolkit, not a toy version of it. The apps get progressively more bold as you move through them. NetOps starts with the fundamentals — ping, traceroute, port scan, DNS, SSL, WHOIS. The stuff every sysadmin reaches for first. Gantry and LEO step into infrastructure management — containers and multi-cloud compute from your phone, no CLI required. And Scrip is something different entirely: a terminal-style game built around x402 micropayments, designed to educate and inspire the next generation of agent builders. A lot of documentation reading went into these. A lot of late nights reverse-engineering APIs that were never meant to be called from Swift. But each app is better for it. No subscriptions. No analytics. No accounts. One price, one job, done well. Happy to answer questions about the stack, the x402 work, or anything else. Thanks for being here. — Chad / Shy Guy Studio