Products
Bitmap
iPhone

Bit Map is a map viewer for your own maps stored as bitmapped image files. With Bit Map, you can view your own choice of maps, instead of generic maps chosen by somebody else, making it ideal for specialist maps with details not available on other map applications. Your maps can also be viewed while offline with no network access.

It can display large maps, and can join several large maps into a single huge map. The map size is limited only by the iPhone's storage and memory capacity.

Some basic navigation features are also included, such as dynamically showing your location on the map.

Note that Bit Map requires you to provide your own maps. Read the full user guide to understand how to prepare map image files for Bit Map before purchasing.

COMING SOON - Bit Map will be available from the iPhone App Store soon.

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Headway
iPhone

Headway will point to your chosen target location, no matter how you hold your iPhone, and the arrow will even swing to indicate the accuracy of the compass reading. It's like a compass that points to any location you choose, instead of just pointing north.

Headway will also tell you how far away the target location is.

Choose any location on Earth by a tap on the built in map, or by typing coordinates, or choose where you are now with a single tap of a dedicated button, and Headway will always point at that target location, no matter where you go or which way you point your iPhone.

You can use it to determine which direction Mecca is, to point to your home from anywhere, or to find where you parked your car.

Headway is available from the iPhone App Store

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Snail Mail
Mac OS X

Snail Mail is an envelope addressing and printing application which interacts directly with the Address Book database in Mac OS X.

Note that Snail Mail has been discontinued, and is no longer available (unless another developer takes it on).
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Yum
Mac OS X

Yum, the worlds greatest recipe management application, has been acquired by 'Dare to Be Creative'. The new home page for Yum is: http://creativebe.com/yum/