Solo iOS · Shipping in public

I find the gap.
Then I ship.

I am double nine, a solo iOS developer. Four apps, two on the App Store, two still in build. I publish the result either way.

4 apps built2 live0 funding0 employees

status

apps
4
live
2
in build
2
funding
0

02 — How

How an app starts.

The same three steps every time, good result or not.

01 — FIND

Find the gap.

I read the paid and grossing charts first. A gap only counts if I can point at a number that proves people already pay there.

397 apps · 4 charts

02 — FILL

Fill it.

Then the smallest app that closes it. One job, one screen, one price. If a feature does not serve the gap, it does not ship.

1 job · 1 screen · 1 price

03 — SHIP

Ship it.

Launch, then write down what happened. A build with no number attached is only a story I tell myself.

launch → numbers → next

RULE: if it does not make the gap easier to see, remove it.

Data is the argument.
Shipping is the proof.

Double Nine · since 2026

03 — Now

What I am working on.

Last updated 12 Nov 2026. No roadmap, just the current state.

SiteImprintNov 2026

1.0.1 is out

Released 11 November. The store page now measures App Store clicks, because a guess about installs is not a number.

MiraBeamNov 2026

The TV receiver is signed

The Android TV receiver reached v1.0.1 with direct transfer, resume and playback. The iOS sender is waiting on a real TV, not a simulator.

Part 107 PassNov 2026

330 questions, audited

Every answer now carries the exact eCFR text and the date that text was checked. The audit found real errors and they are fixed.

HoopwiseNov 2026

1.0.0 is built

PDF charts import, the symbol grid rebuilds, and marking works across joined pages. The last review items are open.

04 — About

One person,
no team.

I am double nine. I design, build, test and ship every app on this page on my own.

Most work starts on a store chart: a category where people already pay, and the paid products have stopped changing. I build the smallest thing that fits that gap, then watch whether anyone uses it.

No agency, no studio, no growth hire. Support email comes to me, and so do the refund questions.

Support

support@doublenine.work

Writing about the apps? The press kit has the bio, facts and logos.

05 — Questions

The short answers.

Who makes these apps?

double nine is one person. I write the code, draw the icons, write the store copy and answer the support email. There is no studio behind the name.

Which apps can I use today?

Part 107 Pass and SiteImprint are on the App Store. MiraBeam and Hoopwise have public pages, but neither is released yet.

Why are two apps still in build?

Because they are not ready. MiraBeam needs a real TV test matrix, and Hoopwise is closing review items. A date I cannot keep is worse than no date.

Are these subscriptions?

Part 107 Pass is $4.99 a month or $29.99 once. SiteImprint and Hoopwise are one time purchases. MiraBeam will have an optional Pro plan. None of the live apps shows ads.

Do the apps collect data?

No app requires an account. SiteImprint keeps projects on the device, Part 107 Pass works offline, and MiraBeam keeps media on your Wi-Fi. This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics.

Can I get a refund?

Purchases and refunds go through Apple. If something is broken, email me first and I will try to fix it.

How do I know a claim here is true?

Every fact points at its source: the App Store listing, the product page, or the app itself. Prices and statuses were checked on 12 November 2026.

What comes next?

Whatever closes the next gap I can measure. It shows up in the Now section before it shows up anywhere else.

Start here

Two apps are live.
Pick the one that fits.

Part 107 Pass if you are studying for the FAA exam. SiteImprint if you document job sites.