GeekTechLive originally ran from 2009 to 2017 as a podcast and blog, backed by a strong social media presence. The relaunch is focused on building and publishing apps while bringing the content side back online.
I am Chris Favero, a longtime tech enthusiast, former podcaster, and now a solo indie app developer building practical products one release at a time.
GeekTechLive reflects both sides of my background: media and community roots, paired with focused software development in the Apple ecosystem and on the web.
I am a one-person indie development shop. I build GeekTechLive on my own time during nights and weekends, with a practical focus on the Apple ecosystem plus targeted web development.
My release style is iterative: minor updates every week as features stabilize, with StackGarden as the first priority to ship to the App Store. StackGarden is currently in TestFlight beta while I continue to tune the gameplay loop and polish the overall experience.
After StackGarden ships, my next priorities are to move Bedhead Garden Planner to beta-level readiness and complete the core Tradeoff build so it can move out of alpha.
Now: StackGarden (TestFlight beta to App Store release)
Next: Bedhead Garden Planner (advance to beta testing)
Later: Tradeoff (finish core build and exit alpha)
Blog posts and newsletter content remain part of the plan, and I fit those in as development time allows.
I have always enjoyed cosplay and creative builds. It is a big part of how I think about design, storytelling, and details that make a project memorable.
I am an active member of the 501st Legion. Community events, collaboration, and craftsmanship are all values I carry into my development work.
Follow project updates on the GeekTechLive blog and explore current products on the applications page.
