Portfolio

Products from GT Tech

Each product has its own name, its own audience, and a feel of its own. We design and run them as separate products, from one company.

Our Products

Hey Addie

Education · macOS

Coming Soon

A Mac app that turns the keyboard into calm, colorful play for toddlers while keeping the rest of the computer out of reach.

Their favorite toy is your keyboard — the clicky, glowing one attached to your work laptop. Hey Addie ends the tug-of-war: open it, hand over the Mac, and every key becomes something delightful.

Letters bounce hand-drawn fruit friends across a pastel play stage, arrow keys make them hop, and the space bar bursts with joy. Every press plays a gentle note from a scale with no wrong ones.

Hey Addie was built by a parent for a baby named Addie, who just wanted to work like her daddy.

Kiosk-safe: Fullscreen play keeps the Dock, files, and other apps out of reach, and the app pulls itself back if an accidental key smash switches away. Exiting takes two clean, separate taps of ESC.
Calm by design: Slow-moving colors, capped motion, and no strobing. Sensory play, not sensory overload.
Personalized: Greets a child by name, helps them discover each letter, and celebrates when they finish spelling it. Birthdays get a little party, too.

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First Foods

Parenting · Web, Mobile

In Development

A private journal for recording a baby's first foods, tasting dates, and reactions. Designed to be simple and easy to use, so you can focus on your baby's culinary adventure.

First Foods turns a paper tasting chart into a private, mobile-friendly journal. Each food can hold a date, an outcome, and a reaction note, and any record can be corrected or removed.

With support for image capture and import of existing food tastings and experiences, First Foods enables a seamless transition to a digital experience and use of our food tracker.

Accounts are password-protected, and records stay with the account. Reactions are notes, not diagnoses; an unclear mark stays unknown. The first release is planned for January 2027 and works online only.

Everyday tracking: Record outcomes, dates, and reaction notes. Search, favorite, and export the journal as JSON or CSV.
Review before saving: A chart photo suggests foods, marks, and dates. Existing records are kept, and conflicts are flagged before anything changes.
Private by design: Password-protected accounts and account-scoped records. Photos are processed only long enough to read the chart.