Wonder & Order

Spin a wheel of 98 true travel stories from the most remote places on the planet. Then browse every country Max and I have been to, with photos, maps, meals and stays. Learn more about our journey to visit every country in the world: 175 and counting, only 20 more to go.

WhyCurious minds want to hear about our travel journey and experiences. The spin wheel was created to make it easy and quick to pick a random travel happening to share on the fly.

A digital closet, 500 pieces and counting. Catalog every item in your wardrobe, build outfits for an upcoming trip, help yourself pack, categorize outfits by dress code, save a shopping wishlist and price tracker, and ask "will it match?" from a fitting room.

WhyIt's impossible to be a travel nomad living out of a suitcase and also adjust back to the first world with style and class. A fast-paced life requires adaptation. A digital closet was created to help plan for upcoming special events and big trips, to remember what is already owned, to purchase logically based on what your closet needs, and to keep an eye on future closet additions.

Works as a phone app. Open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.

Built for an annual girls' trip, this app helps a trip organizer compile all the trip information from 12 moving parts (or trip participants!). Built like a native iPhone app, it is the perfect itinerary for a girls' trip to Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia (Bali).

WhyWith so many moving parts to an exciting, action-packed trip, building an organizer was the only way to keep the trip firmly held together.

Works as a phone app. Open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.

A personalized trivia and quiz game for the modern and intellectually curious lady. Quiz yourself on global flags, country capitals and the world's most buzzed-about art, test your knowledge of fine wine, refine your manners and social graces, learn a few words in a foreign language and keep your brain tuned in to world history. Almost 40 topics to browse instead of doom-scrolling on social media.

WhyA result of wanting to learn more about the bountiful world around us, the trivia app was created to encourage one to stay out of the mindless black holes of social media (and to curb the shopping a little bit!). Its uniqueness is its personalization: specifically created around topics and themes I'm curious about and areas I want to develop and grow into.

Works as a phone app. Open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.

Ten generations of Green, Rom, Haaland and Pryor. Explore the tree, timeline, places and stories, open any relative's page, and add your own memories and corrections for everyone to see.

WhyWith all the new technological tools now readily available at our fingertips, organizing and doing deep research on family ancestry has never been easier, or more rewarding for those with an appreciation of their heritage.

Twelve documented generations of Ropers, from a 1685 Paris parish and a Yorkshire hill farm to Culver City, California. Focus the tree on any relative, browse fan charts and the photo gallery, and read the research notes.

WhyBecause not much was known, documented, or centrally saved for the Roper family, this project helped organize the family history and inspire those who read it to know their ancestors. Saved for generations to come.

Our Miami Beach residence, thirty-five floors above the Atlantic. Tour it in photos and video, see the floor plan, the building and its private beach, and inquire in one tap.

WhyWe're proud of our renovation, and open to sharing the property with those who might want to rent or purchase it in the future.