Hi—I'm Jordan. I’m an indie iOS developer, and I’ve been building games and small utility apps since 2022.

I care about three things:

• Fun, polished design

• Making my apps easier for more people to use

• Privacy-friendly by design (no ads, no third-party tracking)

That’s why my apps are built to be ad-free and tracker-free. No targeted advertising, no “sign up for my mailing list,” and no subscription pressure.

Why I’m asking for support

I used to run ads and experimented with charging for apps. It technically worked, but it came with tradeoffs I didn’t like: slower performance, awkward ad timing, and privacy complications.

So I’m trying something simpler:

Pay what you want

If you enjoy my apps, you can support them with a contribution that feels fair to you—based on how much you use them or how much you appreciate the work.

Suggested support amounts (but truly any amount helps):

• $1–$3: “Thanks, I enjoy this.”

• $5–$10: “I use these often—keep going.”

• $20+: “I want to meaningfully fund new games, updates, and accessibility work.”

Your support helps me keep building, fixing bugs quickly, improving accessibility, and releasing new games—while keeping everything clean, fast, and private.

A quick note on purchases

Right now, my apps are free—no paid downloads and no in-app purchases. That may change for some future apps or features, but No Wifi Mini Games will remain free for everyone. If I ever add paid options elsewhere, they’ll be clearly labeled and straightforward.

If you can’t support financially

That’s completely okay. You can still help a lot by:

• Sharing the app with a friend who’d genuinely enjoy it

• Leaving a quick rating/review

• Sending feedback so I can keep improving things

And if you’d like to support my family’s creative work too: my wife runs a crochet YouTube channel called Happiness HandmadeKC. Subscribing helps a lot, and hitting 1,000 subscribers is a big milestone we’re working toward.

Thanks for playing—and for supporting a more respectful, user-friendly corner of the internet.
—Jordan