ADK Works / Adam Key
I build apps
that run locally.
BeeOkay helps parents review concerning messages. Pingworthy finds requests and commitments that need a response. Both use on-device analysis, so conversations don’t have to be sent to a cloud AI service.
The apps
Both in development
Review messages that may need a parent’s attention.
Family message review, with local analysis and the conversation behind each concern.
Your tasks
Two things to follow up.
Follow-ups
Friday
Find the requests and promises you need to follow up.
On-device message analysis, in a Mac app with an iPhone companion.
Local processing
The analysis happens on your Mac.
These apps work with personal conversations. Sending those conversations to a cloud AI provider shouldn’t be the price of using them.
Local analysis keeps that processing on your device. Any message-source connection or device sync is a separate feature, with its own requirements.
How I buildCheck the source.
A concern or task should show the message that supports it. You need enough context to decide whether the app got it right.
Correct the result.
A model can misunderstand a joke, assign a task to the wrong person, or miss a change of plan. The app needs to make those mistakes visible and correctable.
About the name
My dad’s business was ADK Video.
I chose ADK Works as a tribute to him. It’s the name behind the software I’m building now.
About ADK Works