The Unknown Dev

Purpose over decoration, function over flair.

Small, useful apps built by one developer in Hampshire.

Apps

FleetWatch Coming soon Live departure boards and full door-to-door journeys on the UK rail network, built for a real commute rather than a timetable lookup. Board a train and FleetWatch tracks it, buzzing your phone and sounding an alarm before your stop, so you can stop watching the window. When the line goes wrong, it suggests a way around it.
NotMyScuff Coming soon Photograph and film the state of a rented home on the day you move in, and again on the day you leave, alongside meter readings, notes and a log of every repair you reported. It builds a dated evidence pack and the letters to go with it, with the deposit rules for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland built in. Your deposit, your evidence, on your phone.
PocketProof In development Photograph a receipt and PocketProof reads the shop, date, total, VAT and line items on your phone, then files it away. Months later, when a jacket needs returning or a boiler is still under warranty, you can find the proof in seconds instead of emptying a drawer.
LifeStash In development One tidy place for the admin that lives in drawers and inboxes: insurance, ISAs, pensions, rental agreements and accounts, with the reference numbers and renewal dates that are impossible to keep in your head. It tells you before anything expires, and keeps an emergency pack so someone else could find it all if they had to.