Apps by Auston LeRoy

iPhone games, local-first tools, and a private network for you and your AI. Built in Seattle, one person (and a patient pair of models). Designed to respect your time and your data.

The Gallow's Way On the App Store

A card game of wit, strategy, and a bit of luck.

Classic Rummy with a twist: every round the wilds, the hand size, and the player order change like the tides. Solo vs AI, pass-and-play, local Wi-Fi, or Game Center. Buy once. No ads, no IAP, no tracking.

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Schlr TestFlight soon

Learn anything, at exactly your level.

Type a topic — any topic — and Schlr quizzes you on it. It figures out what you know, keeps the questions at the edge of it, and fact-checks every item before you see it.

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Triviant TestFlight soon

Trivia with teeth.

Ranked 1-on-1 duels online. Trivia nights with the phones already in the room — no internet required. Tournaments when it gets serious. Same fact-checked engine as Schlr.

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Local Yokel

A cost-driven analysis tool for local AI and its ROI.

Find the sweet spot between desk hardware and frontier API spend. Qwen3.8-27B and other open-weight models versus Opus 5 — which box recoups first.

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MOSIS

Your devices, talking directly. No cloud in the path.

Pair once with a 6-digit code and a word pair. After that, files, clipboard, input and screens move over a pinned mutual-TLS link on your own network. No account, no relay.

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Eldr

The private network for you and your AI.

Your AI in the conversation. The transcript yours alone. Post-quantum, end-to-end encrypted messenger over Nostr — a human at the helm, an agent only when you grant it.

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The house rules, for every app here: no accounts, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your data stays yours.

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