Simon B. Støvring

@simonbs.dev

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Passionate developer and speaker 🧑‍💻 Bringing festive lights to your dock with festivitas.app 🎄 Smashing your Mac into bits with https://smashsmash.app 🔨💥 Also building runestone.app, scriptable.app, and more. Espresso enthusiast ☕️ and beer snob 🍻

A bright coffee station with a white La Marzocco Linea Mini R espresso machine and matching Eureka Mignon Libra grinder on a dark countertop. A tamper and milk pitcher sit in front, and a framed “Our Favorite Drinks” chart hangs on the wall above.
Workstation with a laptop connected to a larger monitor showing a green slide titled "Apps in ChatGPT," both screens decorated with holiday string lights.
Festivitas settings window showing General tab with options to start at login.
App icon featuring colorful holiday string lights; app title "Festivitas" with iOS 1.1 waiting for review.
Black Friday promo banner: Runestone text editor 50% off with app icon, pink 50% OFF badge and 4.8-star App Store rating.
Three photos of me promoting Runestone's Black Friday sale in a cringy car-salesman-like way. They show real quotes from MacStories and Daring Fireball praising the app and a fake quote saying, "My phone feels ten percent more professional," said by me dressed with a fake moustache and glasses. The graphic also highlights the Black Friday sale with text saying, "Mega sale 50% off" and "Get premium for just $4.99."
Four review cards on a soft blue background, each showing five-star ratings, "New" badges, and short positive app reviews.
macOS Shortcuts window showing a "Update Festive Lights" shortcut with toggle switches, sliders, and menu-bar light settings, festive lights strung along the top.
Three boxed Twinkly smart LED light sets: one 700-LED Strings HD box stacked above two 190-LED multicolor Icicle boxes on a wooden countertop.
Screenshot showing that Festivitas 1.9 has reached beta 2.
Mail from Hover saying that irs time to renew my festivitas.app domain.
Screenshot of Keynote's Light Table view showing that there's 133 slides in the presentation.
Selfie taken in front of a big red sign saying “Warsaw”.
Screenshot of Finder showing a keynote titled "Achieving Loose Coupling with Pure Dependency Injection" with filenames having suffices "15 min", "30 min", and "35 min".
Screenshot of the sheet shown when AirPods are opened nearby, exemplifying that the engraving is shown on the AirPods case. In this case it’s a panda.
In the background is a golf course. In the middle is a golf bag with clubs and irons. In the foreground is an arm wearing an Apple Watch showing my app. It coins the strokes for two players.