Independent iOS studio · Ocala, Florida
OneGenius designs and builds for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac. Twenty-eight apps shipped since 2008 — five live on the App Store today, two more in beta — and the same AI-accelerated process is available for your product.
On the App Store
Nineteen apps shipped in-house and nine more for clients since 2008. These five are the ones you can download right now — each designed, built and submitted end to end.
A logic puzzle with a poker vocabulary. Every row is a hand and so is every column; the rails name what each line has to make. There is exactly one way to deal the cards, and 400 levels to prove it.
Sweep the pile, go out first. Three decks and twelve jokers make a shoe deep enough that every hand plays differently, with three AI rivals, a built-in coach and five game speeds.
Outsmart three AI opponents across two game modes. Dynamic wild cards shift every round, so the hand you were building is rarely the hand you lay down.
Pick two cards and a number of opponents, and see how often that hand wins or ties — computed across every possible combination, not sampled. A research tool for reading hand strength as a table thins out.
Capture the hand before you forget it. Poker Notes records what was dealt, attaches the odds so you can pick the hand apart later, and keeps it all in the cloud. The original shipped in 2008, when the store had a thousand apps in it.
In beta
Both are open for TestFlight testers right now. Feedback from real use shapes what ships.
A fresh deterministic board every day across eight difficulty levels, with pencil marks, undo and redo, hints, and a calm classic grid built for iPad.
Capture shot data during a real round without slowing down play, then turn it into stats, a PDF round report and AI-assisted insight. Works from just a course name and satellite imagery — no mapped database required.
Open source
Not everything goes through the App Store. This one is published on GitHub under the GPL, for anyone to build, read and change.
View and control a single Mac window from an iPad, over your local network. Full-screen remote desktop gives you a shrunken copy of the whole desktop; OGConnect streams one window at a time, so that window fills the iPad. It is two apps — the iPad client and a menu bar server for the Mac — with touch, keyboard and trackpad control and the Mac app's full menu bar a tap away.
Work with us
Everything above was built by one engineer using AI-accelerated workflows. That capability is available to hire.
Concept to a working TestFlight build in weeks rather than quarters. Native SwiftUI, built the way Apple expects, so it still passes review and still feels right on device.
Who's behind it
Principal iOS Engineer · Building as OneGenius
A mobile-first architect with deep expertise in iOS, SwiftUI, CloudKit and AI/ML. Nine years as Principal Software Engineer at iProcedures building an enterprise anesthesiology records system for iPad, preceded by work on classified government systems at Protokol. Founded OneGenius in 2008 and has since shipped nineteen apps in-house and nine more for clients, across gaming, fitness, productivity, healthcare and enterprise.
Whether it's an app you want built or a team you want moving faster — get in touch directly.