Orange Moth apps are built to scratch an itch. That is to say, each app I have built and released has been designed to solve a problem I have.

If you have any questions or issues with my software, you can email me.


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FocalTiger

FocalTiger is your photographic assistant when it comes to understanding depth of field.

Many tools will give you the numbers, or label a static diagram. FocalTiger actually shows you depth of field in a live diagram.

Choose one of fifteen 3D subjects, or a custom-sized box, to place in the scene for a real sense of how much will be in focus, and in frame.

Night Clock

One of the simplest clocks you can imagine.

I wanted a very simple, analogue, dark clock face to have beside my bed at night. The exactness of digits stimulates my brain so I need just to get a vague idea of the time – a perfect job for a numberless analogue face.

But, just in case the insomnia kicks in, a brief period with the second hand might help you out – touch and hold the clock face for a second, then as it fades, so might you.

Stretch Timer

Stretch Timer is a simple timer for getting the perfect muscle stretches. When stretching, it is important to hold the stretch for the right amount of time to get all the benefits.

Spin the selectors to select the number of seconds for each stretch – up to 60 seconds – and each rest interval, then the number of repetitions required. When you tap the main display, you’ll get a 5-second count-in, and then the display will guide you through each stretch and rest period, optionally with an audible tone at the start and end of each stretch.

It’s that simple to use, and simple to follow, which means you get the perfect stretch every time.

IMPORTANT: Always consult a health professional before commencing a stretching routine.

PhotIdent

PhotIdent is a photo watermarking tool with a high degree of control.

There are many batch watermarking apps. PhotIdent lets you customise your watermarks for every image with a live preview.

Add your own watermark images then drop them on each photo and set position, rotation, and opacity. Do one photo or lots — you have full control.

Something new

Another new app in the works, but it’s still early days for this one. More details coming later.