In the next two years, we'll see a rise in on‑device personal software.
I’m already building small, useful on‑device apps that solve real problems without handing over my data.
I’m thinking about how to structure my software ecosystem and I see two opposing strategies: a centralized platform that bundles all my apps for convenience, and a decentralized, on‑device approach that preserves privacy.
- When convenience wins – I build a single platform to manage all applications, making it easy for users to access everything from one place.
I’m actively developing both types of solutions and will keep iterating – more tomorrow!
- When privacy costs rise – I switch to personal, on‑device software that keeps data local, even if it means losing some of the convenience of a centralized hub.