Popnoggin was a near and dear project. Inspired by my own kids, Popnoggin was a unique Windows app that made the time children spent playing computer games more educationally valuable.

Popnoggin was like electronic flash cards that pop over games and other programs that kids use. The goal was to help them learn, and to relieve the struggle between parents and kids over "computer time".

Popnoggin was a major solo undertaking, with significant client and server software design and development, as well as content development and site design.

After I released Popnoggin, Rob and I started working on Remote for iTunes.