Official White House app developer also a UFO conspiracy theorist

On March 27, the White House unveiled a new official mobile application, touted as the quickest and most effective way to stay connected with the Trump Administration. However, the app's technical design has sparked debate among developers and cybersecurity experts about its functionality. A surprising twist emerged when a former FBI special agent discovered that the individual behind the app has an intriguing side interest in conspiracy theories. The application was developed by 45Press, a small firm located in Canfield, Ohio, a town with a population of under 8,000, situated between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. This agency, which describes itself as a design, development, and DevOps firm, has previously worked with notable clients, including Amazon, NBC, and Sony. Joel Kendall, the CEO of 45Press, maintains a social media presence under the moniker "Sir Storia," where he curates a directory focused on historical and paranormal sites. His passion is evident in his commitment to include anything deemed historical, paranormal, or unexplained on his platform. In August 2025, he launched an online store that, although now defunct, specialized in T-shirts featuring the most renowned UFO incidents in Ohio. Kendall expressed aspirations for his shop to become a major retail destination for UFOs, UAPs, and paranormal merchandise.