I build small tools that do one job properly.
Desktop apps for the things I do every day: writing, talking, planning the next trip. They run on your own machine, open instantly, and don't want your data.
Things I've made
Free to download for Windows.
Windows · Free
Matt's Markdown Editor
A clean, offline Markdown editor with a live side-by-side preview, tabs, an outline, and one-click export to HTML, PDF and Word.
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Windows · Free · Early release
MattChat
Hold a key, speak, let go, and your words appear wherever your cursor is. Private voice dictation that never leaves your PC.
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Windows · Free
GPX Editor
Plan and fix hiking and camping routes on a map. Drag the line, snap it to paths, mark camp and water stops, and check the climbs.
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Windows · Free
Video Review
Give feedback on any video by talking. Box areas of the frame, then send timestamped notes to your editor, or as markers for Resolve, Final Cut or Premiere.
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I'm Matt Rogers, and I'm based in the UK. A lot of what I build starts as a fix for something that annoys me. I wanted a Markdown editor that opened in a blink and didn't need an account, so I wrote one. Typing long messages was slowing me down, but I didn't want my voice going to someone else's server, so I built a dictation app that runs entirely offline.
I like software that's quiet and fast and respects the person using it. That means no sign-ups, no tracking and no subscriptions. The tools here are ones I use myself every day, and you're welcome to use them too.
When I'm not at a keyboard I'm usually outdoors somewhere with a tent, filming for Camp With Matt. The GPX Editor exists because of those trips.