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Indie developer. 10 apps on the App Store, built with AI.

Mac and iPhone utilities that do one job well, plus AI tools for creators.

SawKit: Cut List Optimizer screenshot — SawKit: Cut List OptimizerCut lists with the least waste

The apps

What I have shipped

SawKit: Cut List OptimizerCut lists with the least wasteMac, iPhone and iPad

CamDial: USB Webcam SettingsWebcam settings that stay putMac

Sleep Timer: Menu Bar & WidgetYour Mac goes to sleep when you doMac

Envelope Budgeting: FundkeepGive every dollar a jobMac, iPhone and iPad

Roomkeep: Home Inventory ClaimThe home record an insurance claim needsMac, iPhone and iPad

Letter Explainer: PostklarGerman official letters, explained in your languageiPhone

Voice Notes: Local TranscribeVoice to text, right on your iPhoneiPhone and iPad

AI Photo Generator: TeroxAIType anything, watch it become artiPhone and iPad

AI Video Generator: TeroxAIWords and photos into short videosiPhone and iPad

Text to Music AI GeneratorDescribe a song, hear it in half a minuteiPhone and iPad

From the blog

Blog

November 1, 2026How I made a Roblox game with AI in two days: 12,700 visits
A life simulator in Roblox, built in two days with Claude and Roblox Studio: what the AI did, what I fixed by hand, and where the players came from.
October 21, 2026No sleep timer on my Mac, so I built one: Sleep Timer, two years on
macOS has no sleep timer. I typed a Terminal command every night, then built Sleep Timer. The story from version 2.1 to 4.6, plus the free ways that work.
October 7, 2026App Store creative assets: sizes, review time and API upload (2026)
Exact sizes, the real crop on iPhone, review time for 69 approved images and the API steps for the new App Store header and search image.

Armen Ter-Oganezov

About

Armen Ter-Oganezov

I live in Germany and build apps on my own. I started around 2021, teaching myself to code, and the first apps went to the App Store in 2024.

Today most of the work is done with AI agents: one plans and checks, others write the code. I decide what gets built and what ships. The blog is where I write down what works and what does not.