Flux & Form

Columbus, OH / Est. 2025

The good part is happening off-screen. I build apps that know it.

I'm Todd. I build iOS apps. Flux and Form is my one-person studio in Columbus, Ohio.


Your data doesn't travel without a reason. Apps stay on your device by default and only reach for a server when they can't work any other way. Nobody's counting. No streaks, no notifications you didn't ask for, nothing measured in time spent. And it has to be worth keeping. Either it does something nothing else does, or it's simply a good time. A slightly worse version of something you already have isn't worth either of our time.


Inkling

In development

A calmer place to think. Talk to it and it writes down what you said, without sending a word anywhere.

Nightfall

In development

A narrator and moderator for Werewolf, so nobody has to sit out to run the game.

Greenroom

In development

A quieter place to talk about film. Connection over collection.

VibeDeck

In development

Everyone at the party gets a say in what plays next. The host runs Apple Music, the room votes, the queue moves live.


Before this, fourteen years in civil design, most recently as a senior designer at a national engineering firm here in Columbus. Before that, GIS: building the data and the tools other people's work depended on. AWS certified, finishing a software development degree.

Infrastructure work teaches you to think in loads and tolerances, and to assume the thing you're drawing will outlast your involvement in it. I build software the same way.