NEON TIDEExplore Neon Tide’s software engineering portfolio: native SwiftUI apps, React web platforms, Chrome extensions, and the services behind them.
Read the case studiesFEATURED SOFTWARE PROJECTS
Product design and engineering,
from the first interaction to the system behind it.
Useful AI needs a reliable path to a real decision.
A daily experience, thoughtfully adapted to each platform.
Calculation logic built to stand on its own.
Explore a character, compare the possibilities, and put typography to work.
THE FULL PORTFOLIO
Explore all eleven projects and the engineering behind them.
Domainerly
A domain suggestion is only the beginning. Domainerly connects an open-ended naming brief to structured ideas, availability checks, and a shortlist worth returning to.
Engineering focusNative product architecture · Structured AI output · External API state · Subscription integration
Read the Domainerly case studyExereye
Exereye brings guided screen breaks into a daily routine. Its iPhone app and Chrome extension share a product idea, with experiences built around the capabilities of each platform.
Engineering focusSwiftData persistence · Native session state · Background scheduling · Browser extension architecture
Read the Exereye case studyOhmly
Ohmly turns electrical calculations into a focused native toolkit. Inputs, units, formulas, history, and export are designed as parts of one usable workflow.
Engineering focusTestable domain logic · Unit-aware interfaces · Native PDF generation · Watch and widget integration
Read the Ohmly case studyMORE WAYS TO MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL
Creative tools, content platforms,
personal products, and work in progress.
From a mood to a working palette.
AuraMixer takes a color direction and turns it into something a designer can use: palette roles, related colors, and readable foreground/background combinations.
The Next.js and TypeScript implementation combines AI palette generation with deterministic color utilities. HEX, RGB, HSL, and OKLCH conversions, luminance calculations, contrast ratios, and harmony generation give the interface useful checks beyond a set of attractive swatches. Firebase supports accounts and saved data; Stripe handles the commercial layer.
Engineering focus: translating generative output into structured, inspectable design choices.
Visit AuraMixerTypography with room to experiment.
TypeSway helps people describe the character they want, explore font combinations, and see how those choices change the same words.
A React and TypeScript interface built with Vite talks to a server function for font analysis. The font service turns responses into a consistent result format, with Google Fonts URLs and CSS imports that connect discovery to implementation. Firebase supports the account layer.
Engineering focus: service-backed discovery, a responsive preview experience, and a practical handoff into a website.
Visit TypeSway
A small delight needs a complete pipeline.
SnuggleScreen is a home for animal wallpapers and live backgrounds. Behind the visual browsing experience is a catalog and media pipeline serving an iOS product and a public website.
The web work uses React and TypeScript. The catalog API uses Cloudflare Workers with D1 for catalog records and R2 for media objects. Stable object keys and paginated responses connect the data layer to the client. Media validation checks file types, dimensions, and video formats before content enters the delivery workflow.
Engineering focus: content APIs, media storage, migration tooling, and the boundary between source video and an iOS Live Photo.
Visit SnuggleScreenShared memories, carefully connected.
DateKnot brings anniversaries, milestones, journals, and relationship memories into a personal space. Its in-development app includes a native experience and the service layer needed to connect two people.
SwiftUI sits alongside Firebase authentication, data synchronization, and Cloud Functions. Dedicated invite routing and couple repository code separate joining a shared space from the rest of the interface. Widget publishing and notification services make selected moments available beyond the main app.
Engineering focus: invitation contracts, shared account state, synchronization, and personal-data boundaries.
Visit DateKnotA conversation starts before the first lesson.
LingoRing is an in-development language-learning product built around conversation. Its website introduces the product direction and gives the experience a clear public identity.
The website uses Next.js, React, and TypeScript, with Framer Motion for interface animation. This portfolio entry covers the web experience and product presentation; the language-learning application is still in development.
Engineering focus: a responsive product website and an interface foundation for a developing idea.
Visit LingoRingMake a personal service easy to understand.
PhotoReclaim presents a photo-restoration service through a considered website. The experience explains restoration, colorization, and home-video work with an emphasis on the photographs themselves.
The Next.js and React implementation brings service information, visual comparisons, and inquiry paths into one responsive experience. The engineering scope here is the website and its interaction design, rather than an automated photo-restoration engine.
Engineering focus: visual storytelling, reusable interface components, and a clear service journey.
Visit PhotoReclaimAn everyday idea, taking shape.
KetoRecipe is an in-development project for simple keto recipes and meal inspiration. The product direction centers on making recipe discovery approachable and keeping the path from browsing to cooking straightforward.
This project is part of the studio’s development portfolio. A technical case study will follow as its implementation takes shape.
Product focus: recipe discovery and a useful everyday cooking experience.
In developmentTeach the decisions behind the markup.
LearnHTML combines practical HTML learning, reference material, and tools for more deliberate AI-assisted website building. Content and software work together to help people understand what they publish.
Next.js, React, and TypeScript serve a repository-managed MDX content system. Content validation and generated search indexing connect editorial structure to navigation. A prompt-builder compiler produces structured instructions, while hosted Stripe Checkout and verified download handling support digital resource packs. Playwright and accessibility tooling support browser-level checks.
Engineering focus: content architecture, search, validation pipelines, and controlled commerce flows.
Visit LearnHTMLFROM THE STUDIO TO YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Neon Tide is led by Adam Wilkie in North Georgia. For a focused product, a useful internal tool, or a technical problem that needs an owner, let’s talk.
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