A calm focus timer that paces your day like the tide — long swells of deep work, gentle breaks in between.
Native SwiftUI, no account, no tracking. Sessions sync quietly over iCloud and end-of-day summaries arrive as a single, readable note instead of a dashboard.
$ kiln build --minify reading content/ …✓ 214 pages rendered (0.31s)✓ 12 notes · 3 drafts skipped✓ images → avif, webp (41 files)→ dist/ 412 KB total, 0 JS required$
A static site generator for people who'd rather write than configure. Markdown in, fast HTML out.
Single binary, zero config, opinionated defaults. Kiln powers this site and a few hundred others — from personal blogs to documentation for small teams.
brew install kilnSmaller products with real users — each one built to solve a problem I kept running into.
Leave handwritten-feeling notes in the margins of any webpage. They're there when you come back, and nowhere else.
A menubar colour picker that speaks OKLCH, checks contrast and copies tokens straight into your CSS.
Email templates written as plain components that render reliably everywhere, including the Outlook you're afraid of.
A deploy dashboard for a logistics team: one screen, every environment, and a big friendly rollback button.
Experiments, weekend tools, talks and small things worth a mention.
I'm Will. willc is my studio — one person, a handful of trusted collaborators, and a stubborn belief that software should feel made, not manufactured.
I've spent the last decade building products for startups and studios, and the last few years building my own. I design in the browser, write a lot of Swift, and keep a soft spot for tools that live in the terminal.
When I take on client work it's usually one project at a time, start to finish: shaping the idea, designing it, building it and sticking around afterwards.
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