Scott's earliest iOS mobile apps were written on her own, for Standable, Inc., the company she founded in 2011.
Scott's first published app was Educate!
in support of a non-profit also called Educate!,
supporting young Ugandan scholars, and founded by two Amherst students.
Her second was iPort, intended to help models organize their career portfolio digitally.
Scott says she developed it because it was something she personally needed, as her paper portfolio books were heavy and falling apart.
Her third, in 2014, was The Matchmaker, a social network that would alert a user physically near another user compatible in love, friendship, or business.
Code Made Cool, released in conjunction with Scott's 2014 appearance on the cover of Asos magazine, was an iPhone app that taught girls programming via drag and drop in fantasy scenarios with animated pictures of Ryan Gosling.
Squarify converts rectangular images or videos to squares for easy Instagram usage.

Later apps were written for other companies.
She developed beautifulBook for Firebloom Media; it displays classic literature in stylish fonts and backgrounds.
The app imDown (written for the company of the same name in 2016), which later became Tallscreen, allows users to film and share vertical videos of up to a minute in length.
Ryse Up is a multimedia application to connect established and emerging musical artists, produced by the company of the same name for which Scott was a senior engineer for the 1.0 version of the mobile app.
All were Apple mobile applications available on the App Store, though iPort, The Matchmaker, imDown, and Code Made Cool were no longer available as of 2017.

Lyndsey currently works as the lead iOS software engineer at the NGO fundraiser Rallybound, where she builds iOS fundraising apps for various non-profit organizations including Susan G. Komen Foundation, AIDS Walk, and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Scott's earliest iOS mobile apps were written on her own, for Standable, Inc., the company she founded in 2011. Scott's first published app was Educate! in support of a non-profit also called Educate!, supporting young Ugandan scholars, and founded by two Amherst students. Her second was iPort, intended to help models organize their career portfolio digitally. Scott says she developed it because it was something she personally needed, as her paper portfolio books were heavy and falling apart. Her third, in 2014, was The Matchmaker, a social network that would alert a user physically near another user compatible in love, friendship, or business. Code Made Cool, released in conjunction with Scott's 2014 appearance on the cover of Asos magazine, was an iPhone app that taught girls programming via drag and drop in fantasy scenarios with animated pictures of Ryan Gosling. Squarify converts rectangular images or videos to squares for easy Instagram usage.
Later apps were written for other companies. She developed beautifulBook for Firebloom Media; it displays classic literature in stylish fonts and backgrounds. The app imDown (written for the company of the same name in 2016), which later became Tallscreen, allows users to film and share vertical videos of up to a minute in length. Ryse Up is a multimedia application to connect established and emerging musical artists, produced by the company of the same name for which Scott was a senior engineer for the 1.0 version of the mobile app. All were Apple mobile applications available on the App Store, though iPort, The Matchmaker, imDown, and Code Made Cool were no longer available as of 2017.
Lyndsey currently works as the lead iOS software engineer at the NGO fundraiser Rallybound, where she builds iOS fundraising apps for various non-profit organizations including Susan G. Komen Foundation, AIDS Walk, and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Lyndsey Scott