Morgan Camilleri
Urgences
Medical · Morgan Camilleri
The app that helps you react fast in an emergency.
- iPhone
- Mac
- Apple Vision
- Swift
- Objective-C
Products
My digital products, then and now
The products I publish today on the web and the App Store, alongside the apps I've designed over the years.
Les Numéros de Demain
Les Numéros de Demain is a playground for mathematics and probability. Fifty years of French Loto and EuroMillions archives become a retro-futuristic almanac that plays with the delightfully absurd idea of cheating chance, then shows why no historical record can predict a draw.
- Web
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
My first apps
I was 19 for the very first ones. Self-taught, I learned to code by building them, one by one.
Memory cardSlot 01Removed from the App Store 
The Pokédex I wished I'd owned as a kid, turned into a complete iPhone app spanning six generations.
Save data
- Build
- 2009–2019
- System
- iOS / iPhone / Apple Watch
- Fragments
- 06
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
- SQLite
This project referenced a universe owned by third parties. It is neither official nor affiliated.
Memory cardSlot 02Removed from the App Store 
A simple gesture to track a storm: hold at the flash, release at the thunder, see the distance on a map.
Save data
- Build
- 2012
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 03
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
- MapKit
- Core Location
Memory cardSlot 03Removed from the App Store 
Making the cost of smoking visible: pack price and daily use, turned into a weekly, monthly and yearly budget.
Save data
- Build
- 2010
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
Memory cardSlot 04Removed from the App Store 
An early mini-game series on the App Store, built to experiment with simple mechanics and distribution.
Save data
- Build
- 2010
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
Memory cardSlot 05Removed from the App Store 
An iPhone concert kit: the flash becomes a torch, the screen reacts to sound when you shake the phone.
Save data
- Build
- 2010
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
- AVFoundation
- AudioToolbox
- OpenGL ES
Memory cardSlot 06Removed from the App Store 
A complete periodic table for iPhone, with a detailed reference sheet for every chemical element.
Save data
- Build
- 2010–2012
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
Memory cardSlot 07Removed from the App Store 
The mobile companion to the cineVenus video website and its community, in the App Store's early days.
Save data
- Build
- 2010
- System
- iOS / iPhone / iPad
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
Memory cardSlot 08Removed from the App Store 
Designed and shipped in one week after the Fukushima tsunami, donating one euro per purchase to the Red Cross.
Save data
- Build
- March 2011
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Partial
- Objective-C
Memory cardSlot 09Removed from the App Store 
Agency X-PRIME's new year card, turned into a game: pick whatever annoyed you this year, then take revenge.
Save data
- Build
- 2010–2011
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 05
- Integrity
- Partial
- Objective-C
Memory cardSlot 10Removed from the App Store 
An iOS keyboard extension using Pokémon's Zarbi alphabet, offered in several languages down to Japanese.
Save data
- Build
- 2016
- System
- iOS / iPhone
- Fragments
- 03
- Integrity
- Complete
- Objective-C
This project used an alphabet from the Pokémon universe. It is neither official nor affiliated.
