Hello, World
A solo iOS developer who builds things people actually use — plus a drone pilot and 3D printing enthusiast who can't stop making stuff.
I am a solo iOS developer and 3D printing enthusiast. I enjoy building things — both digitally and physically — and I love sharing my projects with the wonderful communities that inspire me to do my best work.
I began writing Swift code in 2021, and I'm always ready to tackle the next challenge and expand my knowledge as technology evolves. My biggest project as a solo developer to date is Spool Shelf — a 3D printing filament inventory management tool that makes it easy for makers and hobbyists to track their inventory and gain insight into its value and overall breakdown.
When I'm not writing code, I jump into my CAD software to do some 3D modelling. I enjoy designing, prototyping, and just making cool stuff for myself, my friends, and the world. My most popular 3D model to date is Desktop Arcade Basketball, a fun mini version of the full-size arcade game that both kids and adults enjoy playing.
At the end of the day, I feel most rewarded when I see people using and enjoying the things I build. There's nothing more gratifying than that — and I'm always looking forward to the next cool project.
New on the App Store
CalmJaw helps people who suffer from TMJ pain track their symptoms with daily check-ins, relax and unclench with curated audio sessions, and learn about common triggers and how to prevent them — reducing their pain.
Native iOS, designed and shipped solo.
Filament inventory management
Spool Shelf assists at-home 3D printing hobbyists with filament inventory management. It's a quick, easy way to view, sort, and search inventory and orders, and it breaks down your inventory so you can see exactly how it's composed.
Built natively for iOS with SwiftUI, SwiftData, and CloudKit sync. Every UI element uses native components, so it looks and feels right at home on iOS.
Where it all started
My first iOS project — a modern, clean, focused take on the classic game. Built-in computer opponents across multiple skill levels keep it fun for everyone, from first-timers to people who take Tic Tac Toe far too seriously.
Built with SwiftUI, with several of the in-game assets designed in-house in Affinity Designer.
Five-plus years shipping native iOS, ten-plus years flying. Here's the full picture.
Primary focus — Swift & SwiftUI, concept through App Store release
Advanced-certified pilot with 10+ years of flight experience
UI prototyping through to marketing assets — all in-house
CAD to finished part, with models downloaded worldwide
Designed in CAD, printed at home, shared with the community.
Shoot hoops arcade-style, right from your desk. This model was featured by MakerWorld.
View on MakerWorld
A mini version of the classic game with the same full-size fun as the one at the arcade.
View on MakerWorld
A simple storage case designed to hold four X1-series hotend assemblies.
View on MakerWorldMore designs on MakerWorld and Printables.
Whether it's an app, a model, or something that needs a camera in the sky — I'd love to hear about it.
hello@danieldeciantis.com