APPs
I create apps with one goal: giving creators more speed, freedom, and simplicity in their work.
As you will see in the other pages, my career has always been about creating, from illustration and games to books and digital experiences. Along the way, I started building the tools I always wished existed, apps designed not only with features, but to make the creative process faster and more natural.
Every app is built through real use and constant improvement. I believe in dogfooding: using my own tools every day to discover what can be better.
My apps are made to evolve. When someone buys one, it is not the end of the journey. It is the beginning of a product that can continue growing over time.
Creating should be about ideas, not limitations. My goal is simple: empowering artists, not replacing them. Creating tools that remove friction and help creators bring their visions to life faster.
Maximum effort.
Only on Apple Store! For iOS and MAC!

LowPoly by Amora is a 3D modeling app focused on low poly art, bringing powerful tools inspired by professional 3D software into a streamlined workflow. Optimized for iPad and Mac, it’s designed to make modeling faster, easier, and more enjoyable.

PixelArt by Amora is a pixel art creation and animation app built for artists, featuring powerful tools inspired by professional pixel art and illustration software. Fast, intuitive, and designed to help you create more with fewer clicks.

PuppetPad is a 2D animation app that feels like magic. Import your artwork, place a few pins, and start animating in seconds with tools inspired by professional animation software. Fast, simple, and built for creativity.
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My apps were always the hardest thing to show. I could spend weeks on a feature and still fail to make people see it in thirty seconds. So I built the editor I kept wishing for: one that turns raw screen recordings into an App Preview without ever leaving the iPad.
Every cut, caption and zoom in AppTrailer exists because I needed it first. I record, edit and publish my own trailers with it, and whatever slows me down becomes the next thing to fix.
It is made to evolve. The robot that cleans dead time and polishes voice today is the same one that will do more tomorrow, for everyone who already owns the app.
Telling your story should not require a desktop, a studio or a second career in video. My goal is simple: let creators show their work as well as they made it.

Being an indie developer means living with numbers you rarely understand. Downloads, revenue, markets, all buried in dashboards built for teams, not for one person shipping alone.
So I made the app I open every morning. MyDevConnect turns App Store Connect into something you can read in seconds: one glance, one universe of data, no spreadsheets.
It grows with the way I work. Each tab was designed after a question I actually asked myself, and the next one will come the same way, for everyone already using it.
Numbers should give you direction, not anxiety. My goal is simple: help creators understand their own work, so they can spend their energy making the next thing.

Pipi started as a small companion I built for the joy of it, a robot with a voice, a mood and opinions about what you are doing. It was never meant to be useful. It was meant to be alive.
Everything Pipi says comes from real use, in two languages, written and rewritten until the timing felt natural instead of scripted. When a line lands wrong, it gets replaced.
Pipi keeps growing. New reactions, new moments, new things to notice: a companion is never finished, and every update makes the same robot a little more himself.
Technology does not have to feel cold. My goal is simple: build something with personality, that makes the screen feel less like a tool and more like company.
