Every look Apple asks for
iPhones and Macs show icons in light, dark, clear, and tinted modes. Yours arrives pre-tuned for all of them — no surprises on anyone's Home Screen.
For indie developers shipping Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch apps. One polished direction, one revision, delivered ready for Xcode and marketing.
All slots are taken right now. Join the waitlist and you'll get first access the moment one opens.
Built for indie apps, prototypes, launches,
and App Store refreshes.
Anyone can build an app now. A weekend, a prototype, an AI tool — and suddenly you have something that runs. But a placeholder icon makes even good work look unfinished, and it's the first thing people see on the Home Screen, the App Store, and your launch post.
A real icon changes that. It tells people the app is finished, considered, and worth opening — before they've read a single word. That's the gap this service closes, fast.
Not a single image — a little kit with every file your app needs, named properly and ready to drop in.
iPhones and Macs show icons in light, dark, clear, and tinted modes. Yours arrives pre-tuned for all of them — no surprises on anyone's Home Screen.
One file, dragged into your project. No resizing thirty variants — Xcode takes it from here.
For the App Store page, your website, press kits — anywhere your icon needs to look great at full size.
Clean vector and image sources, so you (or any future designer) can reuse and build on the icon anywhere.
The kit includes a prompt written for AI coding agents. Paste it into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and your agent installs the icon in your project for you.
No account. No calls. No design jargon. Four little steps, and your app has a real icon.
Fill in one short form — about three minutes. Pick a package, write a few honest sentences about your app, and attach anything you already have: a logo, a sketch, even a photo of a napkin doodle.
You're taken straight to a secure checkout — pay by card like in any online shop, and the receipt lands in your email. Change your mind before I start? Every cent comes back, automatically.
The moment you order, you get your own page — a private link, no login needed. It shows a live countdown of the 48 hours, and you can message me there any time, like texting.
Within 48 hours your icon arrives on that same page, wrapped as a little gift. Tap to unwrap it, then download everything — App Store-ready files, previews, and a ready-made prompt so Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can install it for you. One round of tweaks included, free.
Two packages — both fully booked right now. The waitlist gets first access.
$99 one-time
You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept.
$199 one-time
You're starting from just an app idea or description.
Capacity stays deliberately small so the 48-hour promise holds. Leave your email and you'll get first access the moment a slot opens.
One email when a slot opens — nothing else.
One. I focus on a single, polished design direction rather than spreading effort across rough options. That direction comes with one consolidated revision round to refine it, so you end up with one icon done properly instead of several done halfway.
A revision is an adjustment to the direction I delivered — color, detail, weight, framing, that kind of refinement. I gather your notes and apply them in one consolidated round. Asking for a completely different concept, or changing the brief after we start, is a new order rather than a revision.
An Xcode-ready icon package that drops straight into your project, SVG/PNG source exports where appropriate, a 1024px marketing PNG, default/dark/monochrome preview images, and short installation notes. Everything you need to ship and to promote the app.
Yes — that's the $199 New Icon package. Tell me what your app does and the feeling you're after, and I'll design an original concept from your brief. If you already have a logo, sketch, or clear concept, the $99 Icon Refresh is the better fit.
That's what the revision round is for — tell me what's off and I'll refine the direction. If you cancel before I start production, you get a full refund. After that, refunds aren't normally offered unless I don't deliver what's listed or clearly ignore your brief.
The focus is Apple platforms — Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch — because that's where I can deliver the most polished, native result. The SVG/PNG source files you receive can often be adapted for other uses, but Android and web icons aren't part of the package.
Yes, as one tool in the process. AI helps generate initial imagery, then the work goes through vector cleanup in Figma and final assembly in Apple's Icon Composer so the result is sharp, native, and Xcode-ready. The taste and the finishing are mine.
48 hours for an Icon Refresh and 72 hours for a New Icon, counted from when your brief is complete. I keep capacity limited on purpose so these timelines are real, not aspirational. Need it even faster? A 24-hour rush is available for +$50 when there's room.
One polished direction, delivered in 48 hours and ready for Xcode and the App Store. From $99.