An app studio
I ship one, then start the next. Twenty-seven live on the App Store today — built by one 20-year Navy veteran.
Each app earns its place by removing one specific, nameable friction. Tap any to open it on the App Store — or expand a row to read more.
Beta crew
I ship new apps all year. The crew tests each one before launch — and keeps the finished paid version free for one to three months. All I want back is what’s broken, what’s confusing, what’s missing.
Drop your email and I’ll send you the next app while it’s still in testing.
I’ll email you when the next beta opens. Watch for a TestFlight invite.
Also from the studio
Every app above came off the same written workflows: test it until nothing is broken, name it so people can actually find it, and fix what Apple would reject before Apple ever sees it.
I sell those workflows as skills — plain text files you drop into Claude Code, claude.ai or Codex so your agent does the job the way I do it. Every one ships with a field report: a real recorded run of it working, start to finish, that you read before you pay.
Visit AgentSourceOne skill is free, so you can run it before you spend anything.
See the whole shelfThe studio
PLAYRIOT is my studio. I'm Desmond Buchanan — a 20-year U.S. Navy veteran. I run on military discipline and modern tooling: AI carries the heavy lifting, while judgment, taste, and the finishing stay mine.
No team to manage, no funding to chase, no roadmap theater — just a tight loop: find a real, annoying problem, build exactly what fixes it, ship it, learn from real people, repeat.
Faith and family first. Then the work.
A focused app you actually finish beats a big one you don't. Scope is a feature.
If it doesn't remove a specific, nameable friction from someone's day, I don't build it.
Real users in the App Store teach faster — and truer — than any roadmap on a whiteboard.
Twenty years of it. The unglamorous last 10% is where most apps quietly die. I finish it.
Creator Partners
One link in your video descriptions. Every install and every subscription dollar it brings gets tracked, and you keep 50% — for as long as those subscribers keep paying. Not a one-time fee. A split.