
Vital Report.
One private page for your next appointment.
Add your visit reason and up to three questions in your own words, clearly separated from the Apple Health trends you choose.
Neon Summit is a one-person iOS studio shipping unfashionable utilities — the kind of thing the App Store charts won't surface, but your parents will actually use.
We build for the readers, the record-keepers, the doctor's-office printouts. One app at a time. No VC, no trackers, no growth loops.
The current roster mixes shipped utilities, App Store releases, and ideas still earning their place — all built small enough to stay personal.

One private page for your next appointment.
Add your visit reason and up to three questions in your own words, clearly separated from the Apple Health trends you choose.

Protect your chair from no-shows, late cancels, and unpaid gaps — without switching booking platforms.
A lightweight appointment-protection app for solo service providers who need stronger confirmations, clearer policies, deposit follow-up, and revenue-at-risk visibility.

A calm photo phone for aging parents: big faces, clear calls, fewer choices.
Built for seniors who need the important people to be easy to find, with large photo buttons, iPhone call confirmation, Lock Mode, and SOS that stays reachable.
Design your own resistance-band workouts. Track tension, reps, and progress over time — no gym, no guesswork.
Ideas welcome. If there's a tiny utility you wish existed, tell us — we read every email.
Neon Summit is a tiny iOS studio in the Boston area. We write the code, design the icons, answer the support email, and send the invoices. No growth team, no PM, no "platform."
We believe the best software is made slowly, by people who actually use it. Our apps are for readers, parents, patients, and anyone else the App Store forgot.
Every release is hand-tested on a phone that's three years old and low on storage. If it's not good enough for that phone, it's not good enough to ship.
No upsell nags, no retention surveys when you leave. The app does what it says on the page.
Support emails come back in under 24 hours, from the person who wrote the bug.
We’d rather mark an app "done" than keep shoveling features at it forever.