tvOSApp Store
Hue Sync Controller
Control your Philips Hue Sync Box directly from the Apple TV – local, fast and ad-free, with a native interface.
01 — About me
Where there’s a will and an idea, there’s a way.
I’m a software developer with a love for clean code, modern technology and creative problem-solving. Web with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP, apps with Swift and SwiftUI, Windows software with C# – I enjoy bringing ideas to life.
Outside my day job as a PHP developer I spend a lot of time in the Apple ecosystem, building apps that make everyday things simpler – like controlling a Hue Sync Box right from the Apple TV.
Grades and degrees matter less than you think. If you’re passionate and know how to use the right tools – GitHub, Stack Overflow, a bit of AI – you can build almost anything.
By dayPHP developer
After hoursApple platforms
Ships fortvOS · iOS · macOS · Windows
Open sourceMIT-licensed Swift package
Swift & SwiftUI
PHP
JavaScript
HTML & CSS
C# / .NET
GitHub
Self-hosted
Networking · UniFi
Speaking of AI – I find it incredibly exciting.
I use it as a second brain in my workflow: not blindly, but with care and direction. Used well, AI becomes a powerful assistant – in development, and inside apps and websites.
02 — My apps
Made for the devices
I use every day.
Docs & support for all apps
iOSBeta
ParkCap
Scan your parking ticket – ParkCap finds the end time and location and reminds you before it runs out.
Swift PackageMIT
MenuBarLiveActivity
Brings the macOS 26 Live Activity feel into the menu bar of any Mac app – progress, spinner, tint colors, zero dependencies.
03 — News
What’s new.
04 — The MIBUE network
MIBUE.net
Who I am, what I build.
You are hereMIBUE/support
Documentation, legal notes and a direct line to the developer.
support.mibue.netMIBUE/status
Live status of all MIBUE services, maintenance and incidents.
status.mibue.net05 — Get in touch
Got an idea?
Let’s build it.
I’m always open to new ideas, collaborations and challenges. Drop me a line.
Need help with one of my apps? The support form is the fastest way.
Until then: happy programming!