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I left a comfy UX/Eng job at Google to build Quiche Browser and an indie brand around my love for the Web, minimalism, and questionable naming. https://quiche.industries 📍🇫🇷🇪🇺🛫🗼🇯🇵

Quiche Industries

I think @quiche.industries is gonna be my Arc Search replacement.

Only a few hundred milliseconds of non-responsiveness is enough for an app to feel frustratingly slow. If you're curious, this is just one of the principles Apple presented in "Designing Fluid Interfaces" from WWDC 2018. developer.apple.com/videos/play/...

BitCam is 10 years old this week! I've been working on a major update, keeping all the same fundamentals while bringing lots of new, really fun stuff to the app Excited to share more soon!

Another sneak peek at Quiche Browser's swipe gestures, this time at actual speed. As said previously, fluid and responsive are my main goals. You can do multiple quick swipes in succession without waiting for the previous animation to finish, and without any stuttering.

Quiche Browser's upcoming gestures feel so alive, you can open a tab, catch it mid-flight, and swipe it away before it's even finished opening! Try the same in Chrome: toolbar buttons don't even work until the opening animation has finished 🫠

Bayer Cam 2 is out! The camera app for people who want to shoot true RAW on their iPhone This update adds new controls for EV compensation, flash, overlay tools like zebras and focus peaking, support for output in processed formats, and tons more. Free download, no ads, no sub

How do you tell if an iOS browser has responsive gestures? You should be able to open the list of tabs with a flick, while at the same time swipe-closing the tab you were just reading. Today, only Safari can pull this off, and Quiche Browser should soon🤞 (Animations slowed down for clarity.)

My plan with RSS: https://blog.terrygodier.com/2026/05/04/my-plan-with-rss.html

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