Current Products

MacKakuro, the followup to the popular MacSudoku, generates and allows you to solve Kakuro (Cross Sums) puzzles, which are another type of deceptively simple and addictive logical puzzle growing in popularity worldwide.

MacSudoku generates and allows you to solve Sudoku (otherwise known as Su Doku) puzzles, which are deceptively simple and addictive logical puzzles that originated in Japan but have recently become popular around the world.

Railsman is an open-source tool that allows users of Mac OS X Leopard (10.5) to manage Ruby on Rails applications from a single window. It continues in the spirit of the now-discontinued Locomotive, providing a simple interface for managing Rails apps on your development machine.

xElements is a program for generating Bohr diagrams of elements. These diagrams are frequently used in high school science courses to introduce students to the atoms and ions of the various elements. This program will automatically generate different isotopes and ions of the first 20 elements (the ones that work with the "octet rule"), which can then be exported, copied, or dragged into other applications such as iWork (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote), OmniGraffle, Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, etc.

xNumberLines is a program for generating number lines with solution sets to algebraic problems (such as inequalities). These diagrams are frequently used in middle school and high school math courses. This program will automatically generate the graphical solution diagrams when you input algebraic expressions such as "x < 3" or "-2 <= x < 4". The diagrams can then be exported, copied, or dragged into other applications such as iWork (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote), OmniGraffle, Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, etc.