Workday Planner
A shift-day command center for hourly work, tasks, alarms, and schedule changes.
Built around practical workday planning instead of heavyweight team scheduling.
SmithWareStudiosPortfolio hub
This is the living map for what SmithWare is building: Android apps, a D&D-inspired game, fantasy books, Vera/HomeMind AI work, desktop tools, web services, and the roadmap that keeps it all organized.
Phone apps
The app slate is the most concrete part of the portfolio: daily planning, food tracking, home resets, subscriptions, paycheck planning, and file workflows.
A shift-day command center for hourly work, tasks, alarms, and schedule changes.
Built around practical workday planning instead of heavyweight team scheduling.
A food-use tracker for groceries, expiration dates, reminders, and waste reduction.
Part of the shared SmithWare Android family and a priority app for real tester feedback.
A home reset planner built around rooms, energy, skipped tasks, supplies, and reminders.
Designed for real-life cleaning plans that adapt when the day does not go as planned.
A subscription and bill tracker for renewals, trials, and recurring charges.
The product direction is clear; broad beta waits on the bank/Plaid approval path.
A paycheck-cycle planner for bills, spending windows, reminders, and safe-to-spend estimates.
Intended to share safe recurring-charge summaries with Renewal Radar only after user opt-in.
A mobile companion direction for file organization, review queues, and safe cleanup workflows.
Kept separate from the desktop automation work until the mobile job is clearly scoped.
Games
The D&D game gets a real home here now, even while the title, playable link, and public materials are still being finalized.
A tabletop-inspired game project based around party choices, campaign structure, and fantasy progression.
The public name and release link still need to be locked, so the site lists it as an in-progress game project for now.
Books
The writing slate is tracked beside the software work so drafts, edits, titles, and release plans do not disappear into separate sessions.
A manga-style action horror series with Chapter 1 available to read online.
The first chapter has a scroll-friendly web reader, PDF, and CBZ draft while later pages continue toward final production quality.
Read Chapter 1 ->A fantasy novel project with a full manuscript under active developmental review.
The current work is focused on continuity, names, custody beats, and the final shape of Book 1.
A place for sequels, companion stories, and other writing projects as they become concrete.
This keeps the portfolio ready without inventing titles or publication details prematurely.
AI
This lane is for the personal AI model and operating layer: helpful memory, routing, summaries, and project support inside explicit boundaries.
A personal AI model/assistant direction for governed help, memory, routing, and practical project support.
The exact name may change, but the product idea is a bounded assistant that helps coordinate work without taking unsafe control.
A local-first household and work operating layer for summaries, task routing, approvals, and safe automation.
The goal is intelligence and coordination with explicit boundaries, not unrestricted device or shell control.
Tools
SmithWare also includes local-first Windows tools, internal build systems, and the safer automation work that supports the apps.
A Windows organizer for safe file cleanup, review queues, manifests, and reversible actions.
The long-term direction is autonomous organization inside explicit safe scopes with no delete/no overwrite defaults.
A local-first Windows photo-culling tool for reviewing, grouping, and exporting keep/maybe selections.
Built as a focused culling wedge rather than a full photography-suite replacement.
A desktop Android builder/orchestrator concept for repeatable app creation, repair, and release evidence.
Forge stays bounded around implementation, validation, and artifacts rather than owning HomeMind policy.
Web services
The old page is not gone; it is now part of the broader SmithWare portfolio so clients can see the service offer and the larger body of work in the same place.
A focused sprint for small businesses with two to five verified website issues.
The current SmithWare service offer: verify the problem, scope the fix, repair the site, test it, and hand off plainly.
Planning, design, build, testing, and launch for one-page or compact local business websites.
Full multi-page work stays custom-scoped based on content, integrations, platform, and launch responsibilities.
Roadmap
This is intentionally high-level. It gives the work a public shape without promising fake dates or pretending every project is equally ready.
Turn smithware.dev into the central map for active apps, games, books, AI work, tools, and web services.
Add real names, screenshots, download links, repo links, and status notes as each project becomes ready to show.
Keep Workday Planner, Fridge Finish, and TidyPilot moving through tester feedback, release evidence, and clearer app pages.
Lock the D&D game title, book-series positioning, and Vera/HomeMind naming so the site can stop using placeholders.
Use the roadmap tab as the simple public-facing tracker while internal tools handle release notes, evidence, and next actions.
Keep it current
As names, screenshots, store links, book details, playable builds, and AI milestones become real, they can drop into this structure without rebuilding the whole site again.
Apps, creative projects, AI systems, tools, and practical websites.
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