mitm_llc

mitm llc // work

Everything here is mine, end to end.

Research, design, build, pricing, billing, support. These are live products and pages you can try right now. It's the proof behind the services: I don't recommend anything I haven't done with my own products.

WhisperPad marketing page: voice to text on your Mac, 100% local

WhisperPad

macOS · speech to text · paying customers

Dictation that runs Whisper entirely on-device. No audio leaves the Mac. I designed it, built it, priced it, and run its billing through Paddle. Nine releases in. The purchase page, checkout flow, and support docs are mine too.

skycritter.app: the forecast, but it's a kitten, with the interactive sky demo

Sky Critter

iOS · weather · paying customers

A pixel-art weather app where a kitten reacts to the real forecast, with paying customers in the US and France. I set the pricing model and designed the single human review gate in its LLM-orchestrated asset pipeline. Its site has an interactive demo: poke the sky, the critter reacts.

Transcribd marketing page: speaker-labeled transcripts on your machine

Transcribd

macOS · transcription with speaker labels

On-device transcription with speaker diarization. I built it to transcribe my own user interviews without paying per-minute cloud rates, then shipped it to the Mac App Store. A researcher's tool, built by a researcher.

PixelPinch page in its CRT terminal style with the feeding-time mascot

PixelPinch

macOS · free tool

A free menu-bar tool that captures, downsizes, and compresses screenshots so pasting them into AI chats costs roughly 4x fewer tokens. Free to use, donations welcome.

timbr page: your voice, measured honestly, in warm earth tones

timbr

web · early preview

A voice-analysis tool: sing a short sample, get pitch and timbre analysis with confidence tags and a plain-language read of what your voice is doing. Early access by email.

mitmllc.com landing page in the studio cyberpunk style

The studio site

web · you're on it

mitmllc.com itself: the design system, the static blog pipeline with generated OG images, the structured data, and the write-up of my App Review dispute with Apple that reached the Hacker News front page. Apple reversed the rejection.