Min Hsao

Minimum planning, maximum memories.

A group-trip game for friends: a private feed, an AI stamp book and a metro map where everyone’s plans cross.

Track your days. Defend your residency.

Counts your days in each state automatically and builds audit-ready records. No accounts, no servers.

A little game of possibility.

A paper-notebook golf game with dice rolls, generated courses and the occasional Bigfoot.

Minimum effort, maximum security.

One-time passcodes for iPhone and Apple Watch. No servers, no ads, no tracking, and seven skins.

Minimum effort to keeping fit.

AI-drafted weekly plans your trainer reviews, then guides you set by set on Apple Watch.

Know what’s in the box. Find it when you need it.

Snap a photo and AI tags it, finds its box, values it and drafts the eBay listing. On iPhone it stays encrypted on your device unless you sync.

Smart packing lists for your next adventure.

Weather-aware packing lists built around where you’re going and what you’ll do there.

A tidy menu bar for your Mac.

Hides the menu bar icons you don’t need and brings them back with a click, a shortcut, a hover or a scroll, even beside the notch. Free, no account, no tracking.

Land on local time.

Plans light, sleep, caffeine and naps around your flights: before, during and after. It runs on your iPhone, and your Health data stays there.

Capture first. Understand afterward.

Tap your wrist and it transcribes the conversation live. When you stop, AI writes up the summary, decisions and tasks. Recordings stay on your iPhone and iCloud.

Everything and nothing, in under a minute.

A Short a day for all of 2025: 365 of them, about whatever was in front of me. Trips, food, gear, the occasional rabbit hole.

Will AI replace your job?

Type in a career and see whether AI could replace it in 1, 5 or 10 years.