Aviation runs on precision, checklists, and tools you can trust the first time and every time. Software should be no different.
Satoshi has spent his career in the cockpit — twelve years of military flying in the Air Force, followed by more than two decades in commercial aviation. He has served as a check airman and instructor pilot for airlines in the Middle East and Asia, and today flies the Boeing 747 on mostly international routes for one of the major United States carriers.
That background shapes everything FNN Dev makes. A pilot doesn't want a tool with a learning curve at 40,000 feet — they want something that opens fast, works offline, and gives the right answer without fuss. With a degree in Applied Physics and a career built on operating complex systems safely, Satoshi approaches software the same way he approaches a flight: prepared, deliberate, and obsessed with reliability.
FNN Dev stays deliberately small. There are no growth targets, no data to harvest, and no investors to please — just well-made apps, supported directly by the person who builds them, and maintained for the long run.
How FNN Dev builds
A few principles, carried over from the flight deck, that every app has to meet.
Works when it matters
Offline-first and dependable. No spinner, no sign-in wall, no connection required to get the answer you need.
Privacy by default
Your data stays on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no analytics — nothing to harvest or leak.
Maintained for the long run
Supported directly by the developer and kept current. Tools built to be trusted for years, not abandoned.
Questions, feedback, or just want to say hello?
Every message reaches Satoshi directly.