Sand Point Studios at home

Small apps for the things you already do.

Cooking from Grandma’s cards. Getting the school flyer onto the calendar. Cutting a bowl on the lathe. Finding something to watch. We make an app for each, and we try to make them the kind you keep.

For the kitchen

Family Recipe Box

Keeps the recipes on your family’s old cards, and the cards too.

Photograph a handwritten recipe card. The app reads the handwriting, turns it into a recipe you can search, and keeps the photo of the card beside it, stains and all.

Pull in recipes from the web, build a shopping list, keep a log of what you cooked, and print the whole collection as a cookbook. Made by a family that needed it.

  • Android
  • Reads handwriting
  • Prints a cookbook
Available familyrecipebox.app
Family Recipe Box home screen with tiles for My Recipes, Collections, Add a Recipe, Shopping list and Meal log.

For the calendar

EventInk

Take a picture of a flyer. Get a calendar event.

Snap a concert poster, a school schedule, a dentist’s reminder card or a screenshot of an email. EventInk reads the date, time and place, drafts the event in Outlook or Google Calendar, and you confirm it with one tap.

  • Android
  • Outlook and Google Calendar
  • Spots duplicates across calendars
Available eventink.app

For the workshop

OneCut Shop

Forty-five shop tools for woodworkers, and it works without WiFi.

It started as one segmented-turning calculator and kept growing: joinery, lumber math, finishing, reference tables and project tracking, sorted into four workshops. It runs at the lathe or the saw with no signal.

  • Free
  • iPhone, Android and web
  • Works offline
  • In beta
Beta, taking testers onecutshop.app

Made with OneCut Studios. A joint venture. Sand Point Studios is the development partner.

For the laser cutter

StrataBurn

Turn a lake, a mountain or a photograph into stacked layers you can cut.

Draw a box on a map and StrataBurn pulls real survey data for the depth or the elevation, then slices it into layers ready for the laser. It also works from a photograph or a written idea. Files come out as SVG and DXF with LightBurn layers already set up.

  • Real elevation and depth data
  • SVG and DXF for LightBurn
  • Beta, waitlist open
Beta, taking testers strataburn.com
Tampa Bay cut into stacked depth layers, from StrataBurn.

For the living room

Seaglass TV

The TV you already have, sorted the way you watch it.

Seaglass TV organizes the sources you already use, like an antenna tuner, a Plex or Jellyfin server, or a TV service you subscribe to, into one guide with your own categories. It starts in seconds, and your phone is the remote.

It is a player. It does not come with channels and does not sell subscriptions.

  • Google TV and Android tablets
  • No account needed
  • Phone as the remote
Coming soon seaglasstv.app

Something not working, or an idea for one of these? [email protected] reaches the people who made it.