Filuma
A plan you can actually start.
My ADHD-focused scheduling app, previously called Loom. Add a task, a deadline, and a rough effort estimate, and it turns the work into manageable blocks around your day.
I study neuroscience at Middlebury and build apps for problems close to home: making time for the work in front of me, and helping my family keep track of medications and refills.
Filuma
My ADHD-focused scheduling app, previously called Loom. Add a task, a deadline, and a rough effort estimate, and it turns the work into manageable blocks around your day.
Meds Ahead
I built it because my family needed help coordinating medications and refills. It brings today’s doses, medication records, and supply forecasts together.
I built both apps in SwiftUI and SwiftData using a workflow where larger Claude models plan and review work implemented by smaller GPT models. The work moves through implementation, testing, and revision.
I’m learning to keep that process focused: fewer active projects, clearer responsibilities, and less time coordinating work that doesn’t help solve the problem in front of me.
At Middlebury, I’m the Assistant Business Manager and Social Media Manager for the Dissipated Eight, our a cappella group. I also tutor my brothers and help with family caregiving. Those responsibilities shape what I choose to build.
Have a question about Filuma or Meds Ahead, an idea to share, or something you’re building? I’d be glad to hear from you.
nick@christoforakis.com