Paint It Right
Room-by-room paint estimates, supply quantities, and a practical job checklist.
IN MY POCKET LABSOpening the studio…
Therapist-founded software studio · Georgia
Founded by therapist Daniel Shepherd, we start with the person who has to use the product—their work, their friction, and what would genuinely help—then decide how software can make the job better.
3 products operating now
6 apps moving through the lab
2 spatial apps coming to Vision Pro
A person behind the products
I’m Daniel Shepherd, a therapist, business owner, and the founder of In My Pocket Labs in Cleveland, Georgia.
My work as a therapist starts with listening: understanding what someone is trying to do, what gets in the way, and what would make a real difference. I bring that same curiosity to building software.
Running a business adds another perspective. Time matters. Clear information matters. A tool has to fit into someone’s day before it can help them.
That’s why IMPL builds focused apps for everyday problems—from planning a yard project to understanding a website. We start with the people doing the work, build something practical, and improve it through use and feedback.
In My Pocket Labs LLC · Independently built in Georgia
PRODUCT MILESTONE · RECOVERY HOUSE HQ
Recovery House HQ is now working inside its first recovery house. Real day-to-day use is already helping us make the platform clearer and more dependable for the next operator.
A giant thank-you to Susan for trusting the system and helping shape what it becomes.
Products in operation
Three very different products, connected by the same idea: understand the real work first, then remove the friction.
recoveryhousehq.com
Purpose-built software for the day-to-day work of recovery residences.
Websites we have built
We build public-facing websites that explain the work clearly, perform across devices, and give people an obvious next step. These are live examples.
The app portfolio
Our portfolio spans released products, store testing, near-production builds, and carefully selected prototypes—including two new spatial products coming soon to Apple Vision Pro.
Room-by-room paint estimates, supply quantities, and a practical job checklist.
Material math before the truck arrives.
A direct route to something worth watching.
A free, private recovery companion with practical tools for the day in front of you.
Turn conversation into follow-through.
See a website through a customer's eyes.
Spatial practice for returning attention after normal distraction.
A spatial presentation copilot that keeps cues close while the speaker stays connected to the room.
Concrete volume and material planning without the guesswork.
A shared household answer to one very common question.
Arrange a list of stops into a more sensible trip.
How we build
Not every problem needs a platform. It needs the right-sized tool, clearly designed and reliably maintained.
Find the repeated task, the paper process, or the everyday frustration before writing code.
Plain language, visible status, and fewer steps between a person and the answer.
Put useful software in real hands, learn from actual use, and keep refining what matters.
Good judgment includes knowing when to stop, what the evidence taught us, and how the next product should change. Read the lessons →
AGENT MEMORY & RELIABLE ACTION Open architecture · Published for critique
Agent-memory research is moving toward systems that can navigate years of context and adapt to questions nobody predicted. Businesses still need to know who may act, which source is authoritative, and whether the work was actually completed.
We are building at that intersection: flexible memory for understanding, deterministic controls for consequential action.
Flexible, iterative, provenance-linked.
Bounded, attributable, independently checked.
The next useful thing
Tell us what keeps slowing people down. That is usually where good software starts.