A cairn is a small stack of stones that marks the way — quiet, deliberate, and only there when you need it. That's the idea: a tool that helps you keep your footing without becoming another thing to manage.
[Placeholder — drop in the real story here: what problem Cairn solves for you, who it's for, and the one feature you're proudest of. I've laid out the structure so it's quick to fill.]
The good bits.
Quiet by default
No badges, no streak-guilt, no noise. Cairn shows up when it's useful and disappears when it isn't.
Sign in with Apple
Apple sign-in or a magic link — no password to remember, nothing to leak.
Yours alone
A personal tool, designed around one person's workflow rather than a committee's feature list.
[Your feature here]
[A short, concrete description of a standout capability — keep it to a sentence or two.]
Screens.
How it's built.
[A couple of sentences on how Cairn is built and why you made those choices — stack, auth, data, anything you want employers to notice. I've left the structure ready.]
A quieter way to stay on track.
Cairn is live — take a look, or ask me where it's headed next.