TurboCycle Media is Justin Heintz — apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro, DJ sets that keep the floor full, and a decade of live-event production behind every show.
Everything for the holidays in one festive app: a live Christmas countdown with widgets, Secret Santa draws, Santa hats on every face in your photos, a gift list with budgets, Christmas Trivia, and iMessage stickers.
Weddings, corporate events, and private parties — mixed live on Serato, read in the moment, and backed by more than ten years of running sound and lighting for live events.
Weddings
Ceremony to last dance, with announcements and the songs that matter to you.
Corporate Events
Holiday parties, galas, launches, and mixers with music that fits the room.
Private Parties
Birthdays, anniversaries, and backyard nights that turn into dance parties.
Sound & Lighting
Professional audio and event lighting set up and run by an experienced AV technician.
The same care that goes into my apps, for your project or event.
App Development
Native apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro, designed and built in Swift.
Web Design
Fast, responsive websites tailored to your brand, from landing pages to full sites.
Audio-Visual Production
Sound, lighting, video switching, and live streaming for corporate and hospitality events.
Social Media & Digital Media
Content strategy and social media that grow your audience and tell your story.
About me
Hi, I’m Justin
I’m a developer, DJ, and audio-visual technician in Phoenix, originally from Mountain View, California. I’ve spent more than a decade in media and live events — from digital media director at The Pulse 88.7 FM to technical lead on corporate and hospitality productions.
I shipped my first iPhone app in 2014. Today TurboCycle Media has nine apps across iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro, and I still design every screen, write every line of code, and answer every support email myself.
Whether it’s an app, a website, or a dance floor, I sweat the details so the result just works — and people enjoy it.
— Justin Heintz, founder
In loving memory
Why it’s called TurboCycle
Patrick Heintz · 1969–2023
The name comes from my dad — TurboCycle was his nickname for as long as I can remember. Born in Chicago and raised in Mesa, he built his career in California as a New Product Introduction Engineer. He passed away from kidney cancer in April 2023.
He was everyone’s go-to for fixing computers, and he patiently taught anyone who asked. He loved a perfectly cooked steak, traveled to China so often he learned to speak Chinese, and was a proud dad and grandpa.
His love of figuring out how things work is a big part of why I build what I build. Every app I ship and every set I play under TurboCycle carries a little piece of him.
For Dad
Say hello
Let’s make something
App questions, a website, event AV, or a date you need a DJ for — I read every message.
