This is my desk. Pick something up.
I'm a developer in Philadelphia, a follower of Jesus, Cal's dad, and a distance runner.
I build iOS apps, AI tools, and software for small businesses through Szakacs Media.
I care about software that is easy to use, with clear instructions and results people can check.
github.com/tszaks →Pallium helps you manage AI coding agents on your computer. These agents can write and check code.
It keeps project notes, work sessions, and check results on your computer. You can review the work and pick it up later.
Vero is an iPhone app that answers questions about your money. It connects your accounts through Plaid and uses your transactions to answer.
Each answer shows the transactions behind it. I built Vero with Swift and SwiftUI.
askvero.app →Payday tracks work shifts and tips on your iPhone. It calculates your total pay per hour and estimates your earnings for the month.
You can also export your records. I built Payday with Swift and SwiftUI.
usepayday.app →Through Szakacs Media, I build software and run marketing for businesses.
I’ve built apps, websites, custom electronic health record (EHR) systems, and backend tools that help clients manage their day-to-day operations.
I’ve run ad campaigns, published newsletters and email courses, and launched digital cohorts. I’ve also built drip campaigns and marketing automation, and managed and published client podcasts.
Projects include Wellspring, the Marpé Nutrition web platform, and the GNA Works brand and website. Past work also includes marketing for a local chiropractic office.
szakacsmedia.com →Scrapfall is a 3D survival game. The game has four maps: Vice Heights, Dry Gulch, Pacific Pier, and Whiteout Pass.
Face ten enemy types and police chases as the light and weather change.
Play solo or with friends. You can revive each other and mark enemy locations.
I built Scrapfall with Toby Szakacs.
It runs in your browser. No download needed.
Play Scrapfall →I run long distances, mostly on the streets of Philadelphia.
I love being your dad.
Whatever I’m working on,
there’s always room for you.
Four shots of espresso, with a little lightly steamed whole milk.