xski the sky follows your local time

apps i wanted to exist, so i made them.

i'm ski. i build small consumer apps for my own phone first. months later, if i'm still opening one every day, it turns up here — the kind of thing you keep, not the kind you get sold.

on the ground

live · installs like an app · 21+

weedapp

a private journal for cannabis. log a session in a few taps, and after a few weeks it starts telling you things about yourself you'd otherwise forget — alongside plain-language law for all fifty states and dc.

your records
stay on your phone
works
with the wifi off
syncing
encrypted, and optional
law
50 states + dc
commerce
none — nothing is for sale
price
free tier, then a few dollars
open weedapp

the dashboard — today, your notebook, and what's legal where you are

desktop
phone

made for people

these live on a phone, next to your camera roll — not inside a procurement review or a compliance workflow.

one person

no team and no roadmap deck. i use each one myself for months, and only the survivors get shipped.

paid, so it lasts

a few dollars a month keeps an app alive and keeps me out of the ad business. your data is the product i'm specifically not selling.

the sky above follows your local time — dawn through late, and it keeps up as the hour turns. have a look at another one: