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App Store products
A public catalog of focused apps for learning, productivity, developer tools, field work, Bluetooth diagnostics, visual performance, and secure recording.
FreeRange Labs
Independent apps, native Apple development, and practical learning tools built with a bias toward privacy, clarity, and real shipping discipline.
One studio, three routes to useful software.
FreeRange Labs is designed to sell the existing app catalog, win focused contract work, and give educators a credible path to DevelopMentor licenses and curriculum support.
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Contract app development
Native iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS projects shaped from product strategy through App Store readiness, launch support, and iteration.
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DevelopMentor licenses
Structured app-development learning for students, camps, learning centers, and educator-led programs that need a practical Mac-native teaching tool.
Built for people who need software to do something real.
The catalog is intentionally varied: each product explores a concrete workflow, from App Review preparation to calm planning, app-development lessons, marketplace listing drafts, and BLE inspection from the wrist.
- Portfolio links route to live App Store listings published under Jeremy McVay.
- Education purchasing routes to App Store, Apple School Manager-ready conversations, and the Free Range Labs Lemon Squeezy storefront.
- Contract work is positioned around native products, privacy-conscious design, and launch evidence instead of vague agency promises.
Featured paths
Each path has a dedicated page with a clear offer, current purchase links, and a next step that does not require guessing what to do.
Sell and support the app catalog.
Portfolio, App Store links, support routing, and product-specific positioning for every current public app.
Open portfolioConvert education interest into a license conversation.
DevelopMentor messaging for schools, camps, learning centers, and educators who need procurement-friendly answers.
See educator pageFree Range Labs Store
The Lemon Squeezy storefront currently lists SwiftMentor products and add-on learning content. This site links to the store without pretending it is a full institutional procurement system yet.