Millions of fans live in one city and root in another, with no way to find each other. Now, you can FindaFan.
FindaFan is a location-based mobile app I'm building that helps fans of non-local teams find each other. Using custom zone maps, FindaFan divides a city into fan territories where users can claim their team from across the MLB, NBA, NFL, and PLL, see their zone, and discover fans of that same team nearby. I'm launching in Houston first, with other Texas cities as a fast follow and broader U.S. expansion after that.
The inspiration is my own life. I live in Houston, but every one of my teams plays somewhere else: the Braves, the Colts, the Pacers, and the Redwoods in the PLL. I know there are other Braves fans in this city, other Colts fans watching Sunday games alone. I just have no way to find them.
FindaFan is needed because that connection doesn't exist anywhere today. Team apps push content, social media is noise, and group chats are closed doors. By mapping fandom to real places, FindaFan turns scattered, displaced fans into a real local community, starting with mine.
Horror deserves more than a genre filter. It's time to get ReelScared.
ReelScared is a mobile app for horror fans to track, rate, and celebrate the genre they love. Where general-purpose platforms like Letterboxd treat horror as one genre among many, ReelScared is built exclusively for it, with a rating system designed around what actually matters to horror viewers: a precise decimal score paired with dedicated subcategory ratings for Scariness, Story, and Rewatchability.
The app grew out of a personal tradition: every October, my wife and I watch one horror movie per night, organized into themed marathons. Over the years, we realized no existing tool captured how horror fans actually engage with the genre: the seasonal rituals, the curated marathons, the debates over whether a film is scary versus simply good. ReelScared turns that experience into a product, complete with custom marathon scheduling, personal archives and watchlists, and shareable rating cards built for social.
Horror is one of the most passionate, community-driven fandoms in film, yet it's underserved by generic tracking tools. ReelScared gives that audience a home: a place where the genre isn't a filter, it's the whole point.