Developer
I am an indie app developer building small everyday tools that are simple and designed to last.
This page explains who develops the apps and what principles guide their development.
Yugo Okugawa is an indie app developer focused on building simple, maintainable tools for everyday use. I value apps that are easy to understand, respectful of user data, and useful over a long period of time.
Published apps, extensions, and related pages.
Calendar ToDo is an iOS app that reads calendar events and helps you record what was completed. It is designed as a companion for reviewing the results of your schedule, not as a replacement for your existing calendar.
Original calendar events are not edited or modified.
SecureZip is a Visual Studio Code extension that exports projects as clean ZIP archives. It respects .gitignore and .securezipignore so shared archives are less likely to include unnecessary files or secrets.
Processing happens locally, and workspace data is not sent to servers operated by the developer.
The app should support everyday work without adding extra steps.
Calendar ToDo treats calendar events as read-only, and SecureZip processes workspace data locally.
The apps follow platform features such as iOS calendars and iCloud, and VS Code workspaces and Git integration.
I keep the app scoped so fixes and improvements can be maintained over time.
Calendar ToDo and SecureZip are designed to respect your data and avoid handling more data than needed.
For details, please see the Privacy Policy.
I publish technical articles and development notes about what I learn while building apps.
For app support, please start from the support page for each app. The support page lists the information that helps when reporting an issue.