Two focus areas.
One studio.

Freddy Manager gives an engineer what only staff-level engineers used to have: a small team of their own. One agent picks up unassigned bugs, reproduces them and proposes a fix. One drafts pull requests and requests review. One keeps the inbox, the calendar and the standup notes in order, and only pings you when a human is genuinely required.

The engineer stays the manager. Every action is logged, every write to a shared system waits for approval, and access can be revoked at any time. It runs on your own infrastructure rather than ours, so your code and your conversations do not leave your perimeter to be triaged.

SnoreTracker is built for one very specific setup: phone in flight mode, on the charger, microphone pointed toward the bed, screen locked. It records the whole night, runs Apple's on-device sound classifier on the audio as it arrives, and in the morning gives you a Snore Score, a timeline you can listen back through, and a calendar of every tracked night.

It can also scan a night for quiet gaps between audible breathing, sync both ways with Apple Health, and build a five-page Clinician Report on the phone for a doctor or sleep clinic. Everything runs on the device. There is no account and no server; nothing leaves the phone unless you share it yourself.

SnoreTracker is a wellness app, not a medical device. It reports what a bedside microphone heard; it does not diagnose anything.