iOS app for growth focused founders, 2026
Alfred AI
An iPhone app that runs a founder’s day: four minutes to open it, one screen to work from, two minutes to close it, and a review of the week that Alfred writes on Sunday.
- 4minute morning
- 1screen for the working day
- 2minute evening audit
- 37of 37 acceptance checks, 28 Sep 2026
what we built.
One iPhone app with four moments, each short enough to actually do. Built by dlvx with a partner studio.
A daily routine, in one product.
The plan sits in a notebook, habits in another app, and the inbox takes over. Alfred brings the morning, the working day, the evening and the week into one place.
Product strategy, interface design, an iPhone app and a weekly AI review. In beta on TestFlight, with the next release clearly marked below.
Explore the productFour moments. One daily record.
Actual product screens with test data. Morning and day show the next build; evening and Sunday show the TestFlight build.
four minutes to open the day.
Alfred greets you by name with your own statement and five values. Tick each one, then answer five short questions, mostly by tap. The cash flow answer becomes the day's #1 target.
the launcher, the questions and the #1 target are in the TestFlight build; the five values home shown here is in build
the build.
Built by dlvx with a partner studio, from the first question to TestFlight.
- product strategy
what a founder's day needs, cut down to four moments that each fit in minutes.
- iOS app in Expo
React Native on Expo, one codebase, shipped to TestFlight through EAS builds.
- design system
paper by day, charcoal at night, one accent, and the dlvx pebble as Alfred. every tap answers with a press and a light haptic.
- sync with per user security
offline first. the phone syncs to Supabase in the background, and row level security keeps every row readable by its owner only.
- accounts and Face ID
email sign in, then Face ID to open the day, with the session kept in the iPhone keychain.
in build - AI weekly review
runs on our own servers on a Sunday timer. Claude writes it, Kimi is the fallback, and a schema check rejects invented numbers.
Built on
- Expo
- React Native
- Supabase
- Claude
- Kimi
- Hetzner
also in the build.
a morning killed halfway resumes on the same step with the answers intact; an audit at 01:00 closes the right day.
37 of 37 acceptance checks passing, 28 September 2026no screen waits for the network. a failed sync only means it tries again later.
the cash flow tracker shows only what you typed. unset, it reads set your number.
Alfred is in beta on TestFlight as of 28 September 2026. Anything marked in build is not in that beta yet. Screens marked test data show QA fixtures, not a real person’s week. The people in the photographs are Unsplash photos, not Alfred users. Built by dlvx with a partner studio.
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