Independent studio · Est. 2024 · New Hampshire

Calm tools for people who'd rather get on with their day.

A small one-person studio building iOS apps, stubbornly private web software, and a homelab that (mostly) stays up. No ads, no dark patterns, no quarterly roadmap meetings — just careful work on things that deserve to exist.

See the work ↓ Say hi →
11
Apps shipping or in flight
67
Self-hosted services
1
Person who cares a lot
01  ·  Apps

A small, growing family of iOS apps. Each solves one thing well.

Shared design language across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Private by default, accessible by habit, and built to still feel good in five years.

prismCalc
A calculator you'll actually want to use. Tip split, loans, units, 10 hand-crafted themes.
Live on App Store iPhone · iPad · Mac · Watch
prismcalc.app →
prismVox
A private VoIP client for people who still make real phone calls. WebRTC-SIP, CallKit, no cloud middlemen.
TestFlight iPhone · iPad · Mac
prismvox.app →
prismCapture
AI-guided timelapses that come out framed right. Coaches your shot, saves you re-takes.
TestFlight iPhone · iPad
prismcapture.app →
prismNotebook
Notes that stay connected to what they mean. Quiet capture, rich context, zero lock-in.
TestFlight iPhone · iPad · Mac · Watch
prismnotebook.app →
prismContact
Contacts that actually help you remember people. A memory aid, not a CRM.
TestFlight iPhone · iPad · Mac · Watch
prismcontact.app →
prismTask
Tasks you'll actually finish. ADHD-friendly follow-through without the guilt theatre.
TestFlight iPhone · iPad · Mac · Watch
prismtask.net →
prismCal
A calendar that has your back. Follow-through, not guilt — with a watch face that knows what's next.
In Development iPhone · iPad · Mac · Watch
prismcal.app →
GYO
Gilmanton Youth Organization. Team schedules, announcements, and community updates for local youth sports.
TestFlight iPhone · iPad
gyoapp.net →
giveGear
Kids outgrow gear. Let's keep it moving. Free equipment sharing between youth sports families — no prices, no trades.
Early access iPhone · iPad
givegear.app →
02  ·  Main Street

Honest little websites for hometown businesses.

Not every local shop needs a marketing agency. Some just need a clean, honest site that looks like them — one that loads fast, stays out of the way, and points people to the phone number. That’s what we build here, quietly, for neighbors we’d call neighbors.

Lakes Region, NH · Residential carpentry
Two Sons Construction
Owner-operated carpentry, repairs, and small projects — done right. A calm, serif-led site that shows the work, makes the phone easy to find, and gets out of the way.
Live twosons.net
twosons.net →
Gilmanton, NH · Auto detailing
NCDetailing
Interior and exterior detailing, right down the road. A dark, confident site with a stat strip that earns its keep and a call-or-message action that actually books jobs.
Live ncdetailing.net
ncdetailing.net →
03  ·  Infrastructure & Play

Behind the scenes, a small homelab keeps things quiet and predictable.

Monitoring, docs, dashboards, and a handful of tools I built because I wanted them to exist. Everything here is real — running right now on servers named after Princess Bride characters.

Aegis
Mission control for 67 self-hosted services. Metrics, alerts, debt & blocker tracking, session health.
TypeScript · React · Prometheus
Xander
Gaming latency monitor. Pings me before my teenager complains about the WiFi.
Node · React · SQLite
neuroFlow
An Obsidian plugin ecosystem I built for my own ADHD brain. REST API, MCP server, SDK for custom agents.
TypeScript · Obsidian · MCP
Homelab Docs
AI-ready internal documentation portal for everything I run. Searchable, versioned, opinionated.
React · Node · Markdown
Appshot
Screenshot pipeline with MCP tools. Device frames, gradients, captions, App Store-ready output.
Node · MCP · CLI
Account Dependencies
An org chart for your cloud accounts. Because spreadsheets don't survive onboarding.
Docs · Graph · Ops
04  ·  Story

Built by one person in New Hampshire who cares more than is strictly necessary.

I'm Patrick. I've spent most of my career in the IT industry — enterprise systems, MSP work, healthcare compliance, the unsexy stuff that has to work every day. LaClair Technologies is where I put the things I build for the joy of it.

Software should feel like a well-made tool — honest, quiet, and a little bit kind.

Most of what's here started because I wanted it to exist and nothing on the market quite fit. A calculator I'd actually reach for. A way to make team schedules legible to tired parents. A VoIP client that respects who you're calling. Tools that hold up under the weight of real life.

I ship slowly on purpose. I care about accessibility, privacy, and typography. I'd rather release nothing than release something that wastes your attention.

01
Privacy, as a posture
Your data stays on your device or in your iCloud. No analytics, no tracking, no data brokers.
02
Accessible by habit
VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, reduced motion, and contrast are baked in — not bolted on.
03
Built to last
Native Apple platforms, honest tech stacks, no engagement loops. Apps you can still respect in five years.
04
Small on purpose
One person. No roadmap theatre, no board decks, no pivot-of-the-quarter. Just quiet, careful work.
05  ·  Hi

Questions, collaborations, or you just want to nerd out about typography?

Send a note. I read everything, answer most things, and try to keep it human. Expect a reply within a couple of days.

hello@laclairtech.com → GitHub ↗