This app was designed to help anesthesia providers quickly reference LMA/ETT sizing and weight-based dosing for medications commonly used in pediatric anesthesia.

It’s meant to streamline the stuff you already know—just faster, cleaner, and with fewer taps or second-guessing. Perfect for moments when precision matters and time is short.

Also: no more scribbling doses on the back of your glove. Unless you really want to. We won't judge.

note: this does not replace clinical judgment and should not be used without clinical expertise or judgement. 

This app was built to assist anesthesia providers with intraoperative fluid management goals—specifically for crystalloid products, not blood.

It calculates estimated needs based on weight and case duration, so you can stay on top of baseline requirements, deficits, and ongoing replacement without doing math on the fly.

Basically: a streamlined reference for keeping patients appropriately hydrated, without breaking stride mid-case.

Also: no more back-of-envelope calculations or guessing if you already gave enough. (Unless that’s your thing. Again—we won't judge.)

This app takes your raw health data—steps, weight, distance, stand hours, whatever—and turns it into something you can actually understand without a PhD in Excel.

Because staring at numbers is one thing. Seeing trends, patterns, and the occasional reality check? Much better.

Use it to spot what’s working, what’s slipping, or just to confirm that yes, Tuesdays are cursed

This app tracks your mood alongside the weather—because sometimes it’s not you, it’s the barometric pressure.

MoodCast helps you log how you’re feeling and when, then quietly compares that against local conditions to see what might be influencing your vibe: temperature, daylight, pressure swings, you name it.

With this, you can finally justify that full moon or rainy days not making you as productive. It’s not an excuse—it’s data.

Is it seasonal? Is it just Mondays? Or does your serotonin actually drop every time the humidity spikes over 70%? Let’s find out