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Martin Hering
Independent software engineer building apps for Mac and iOS

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What is Martin Hering?

Martin Hering is a software engineer based in Ludwigsburg, Germany, with a career spanning over two decades. He has worked with languages such as C, C++, Objective-C, and Flutter, contributing to projects for companies like equinux, Algoriddim, Flexibits, Dreipol, CtrlMovie, and Auphonic. His independent projects include Colorcast, a Mac app for raw video pre-processing; Snowtape, a Mac app for streaming and recording internet radio; and Instacast, a podcast player that gained over 100,000 users and is now open source. He also serves as CTO at CtrlMovie, focusing on bringing interactive movies to cinema and game consoles.

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