Drew Galbraith · Fairfax, VA
Full-stack developer building enterprise software at the Federal Reserve Board by day, and shipping my own iOS apps, games, and tools by night.
A travel-memory app, a synthwave runner, an open-source RAG toolkit, and a journal that argues good trips don't need an itinerary — with Farsun, a new iOS game, launching November 1.
Your travels, beautifully remembered.
A native iOS app that captures, organizes, and transforms travel photos into shareable trip records, auto-tagged with location, woven into beat-synced videos, and synced privately through iCloud.
Gravity bends every shot. Yours and theirs.
A free-flight gravity shooter for iOS. Fly a star chart of procedurally generated sectors where every bullet curves around stars and black holes, then race the shared daily sector: the ships you fail to kill become an extra wave in a rival's run, and theirs in yours.
Leap between dimensions. Chase the neon high-score.
A one-tap arcade runner built for iOS. Phase between parallel dimensions, chain Quantum combos, and ride a reactive synthwave soundtrack at 120fps.
RAG-in-a-box for your terminal.
An open-source CLI for chatting with PDFs, Word docs, and spreadsheets — knowledge graph construction, agentic queries, automatic chart generation, and a FastAPI server. Runs fully local with Ollama, or with OpenAI and Anthropic models.
The best stories happen between plans.
A travel journal documenting 13 countries and counting: guides, shore excursions, and stories that make the case for not over-planning.
I'm a full-stack developer in Fairfax, Virginia. By day I build enterprise applications at the Federal Reserve Board, where I've spent the last decade turning what non-technical stakeholders need into software they actually use — these days mostly React, TypeScript, and SPFx on SharePoint Online.
By night I ship my own products end to end: native iOS in Swift and SwiftUI, and AI systems — an open-source RAG CLI, plus retrieval services built on FastAPI, pgvector, and AWS Bedrock. Architecture through App Store review, nobody to hand it off to.
When I'm not at a keyboard I'm usually somewhere between trips (with a camera roll that desperately needed TripChronos ), tinkering on side projects, or out with my dog Otto.
I like making things that feel considered. Software with the rough edges sanded down, where the details show somebody cared.
Farsun, a gravity shooter for iPhone and iPad where every shot bends around stars and black holes, launches November 1. Behind it, TripChronos 3.0: layouts built for iPhone Duo, and a trip planner that uses Apple's Foundation Models and checks every suggestion against Apple Maps before you see it.
Your travels, beautifully remembered.
A native iOS app that captures, organizes, and transforms travel photos into shareable trip records, auto-tagged with location, woven into beat-synced videos, and synced privately through iCloud.
v2.2 · updated 8d ago — “TripChronos 2.2 is all about speed. We rebuilt the slowest parts of the app so it stays fast and smooth, even with years of trips and thousands of photos.”
Leap between dimensions. Chase the neon high-score.
A one-tap arcade runner built for iOS. Phase between parallel dimensions, chain Quantum combos, and ride a reactive synthwave soundtrack at 120fps.
v5.0 · updated 4mo ago — “This is the biggest update in Prism Runner history — a full redesign of the world you fly through.”
RAG-in-a-box for your terminal.
An open-source CLI for chatting with PDFs, Word docs, and spreadsheets — knowledge graph construction, agentic queries, automatic chart generation, and a FastAPI server. Runs fully local with Ollama, or with OpenAI and Anthropic models.
updated 3mo ago
The best stories happen between plans.
A travel journal documenting 13 countries and counting: guides, shore excursions, and stories that make the case for not over-planning.
Gravity bends every shot. Yours and theirs.
A free-flight gravity shooter for iOS. Fly a star chart of procedurally generated sectors where every bullet curves around stars and black holes, then race the shared daily sector: the ships you fail to kill become an extra wave in a rival's run, and theirs in yours.
Launches Nov 1 · App Store · Preview the game →
