Bloomberg Terminal for Sales
A Bloomberg-terminal-style data platform for sales, with a v0 focused on companies that sell HR solutions of any form.
1689 projects published
A Bloomberg-terminal-style data platform for sales, with a v0 focused on companies that sell HR solutions of any form.
A collection of "technoetic" projects that apply technology to explore the nature of consciousness and the mind (noetics), pursued in a creative, artful, half-serious manner that stays open to both materialist and idealist explanations of the hard problem, including testing claims of ESP, psi, and magical powers.
An exploration of "psi" phenomena, particularly through associative remote viewing conducted by humans and/or AI, spawned from an interest in testing claims of ESP, psi, and magical powers.
A terminal multiplexer that places terminals on an infinite canvas. Currently available on macOS, with a fully released Linux version expected soon.
A keyboard-driven email client built for power users.
A browser game playable at slitherworld.com that recently added a battle royale mode. It is still being polished, with items and the backend server side needing further work.
This is an ADHD-focused todo and kanban web app for managing tasks.
A self-directed learning effort to build skills in Linux kernel development and LLM inference systems, aimed at getting past field-specific incidental knowledge to reach the core development loop employers care about.
A game built around a custom networking protocol, with the protocol design itself as the central focus. The goal is a carefully designed, necessary and sufficient protocol under which many games could be subsumed, with gameplay made fun on top of that foundation.
This health and fitness platform blends nutrition, mobility, recovery, and mindfulness into a single progression system that is simplified into just 3 daily actions. It integrates with users' wearables, so connecting a device is all that is needed to set the system up.
An open source map for van camping that shows where you are allowed to park, sleep, and drive, built on BLM, state park, OpenStreetMap, and other free-to-use data.
This web app turns YouTube DJ sets into tracklists: paste a video link and it extracts the tracks with timestamps, then creates a Spotify playlist from them with one click. It is free, requires no account, offers festival collection pages (e.g., Amsterdam Dance Event, Awakenings, DGTL), provides an API for building on it, and has a browser extension planned to show tracklists directly on the YouTube page.
Fallax is a phishing simulation platform for companies. Instead of sending simulated phishing emails, it injects them directly into mailboxes via the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace API, so no allowlisting in spam filters is needed and tests aren't silently blocked. Results feed into compliance platforms like Vanta and Drata as security training evidence.
A multi-monitor utility for Windows, now in beta for macOS.
This is a mobile 3D spatial tool for interior room design, letting users design and visualize room layouts.
A book that teaches computer networking through analogies, written as the resource the author wishes they had while struggling with networking in school and early in their career.
Octri is an all-in-one platform for API teams: feed it an OpenAPI, Postman, or AsyncAPI spec and it generates and manages editable API docs (with an API playground, RAG-based chat, custom components, and other interactive features), idiomatic SDKs in 10 languages built with per-language experienced developers, and API + SDK monitoring that maps telemetry back to the API spec to identify slow SDK methods and API paths, track uptime and status announcements, capture errors and stack traces, and filter PII with GDPR in mind. SDK customization is handled through a visual editor with real-time code preview covering client initialization patterns, positional args vs DTOs vs kwargs, HTTP client/library, tree-shakability, and method structure/naming so generated SDKs feel hand-written. It also includes Spec Audit (planned to be open source), which scores an OpenAPI spec, explains the problems it finds, and automatically fixes a number of them.
An API-driven disposable inbox service for integration testing, offering a minimal feature set at a lower price point than the incumbent provider.
A keyboard-driven image editor, imagined as "vim for images". All actual image manipulation is done with ImageMagick, and a utility builds up ImageMagick incantations and stores them as canned commands that operate on the current selection.
Voklit, a web project at voklit.com that the author reports earning $1.2K in monthly recurring revenue; the comment provides no further details about its features.
This project explores approaches to storing data online for centuries, envisioned as a foundation-like organizational setup for long-term data preservation.
This hardware device combines GPS with TERCOM-style algorithms and multiple sensors to provide positioning in areas with poor GPS coverage, such as canyons. It is currently on its third prototype, with hardware samples on the way to fix remaining faults.
This TinyGo firmware runs on a cheap Adafruit board combined with Gaudi Lab's OpenThereminV3 shield to provide MIDI theremin capabilities for live music performance. The source is available on GitHub for anyone to play with.
This design document captures assumptions, a threat model, and required security controls for agent sandboxes, providing a baseline for comparing different sandbox offerings.
AI-enabled document management system with PAdES-B-LTA compliant e-signature. Organizes documents around stakeholders (customers, vendors, employees), extracts insights per document, and lets users chat with documents individually, per stakeholder, per stakeholder type, or across the business. Includes a lightweight form builder, template support, document upload via phone camera, and email-in document ingestion.
An online real-time quiz game that players can join and compete in live. The project was built on and off since high school and completed with LLM assistance, and an iOS app version is pending App Store review.
This tool measures and helps decrease cognitive debt across an organization. It is still in progress.
A self-hosted email software, in development since 2024.
A VS Code extension for testing REST APIs directly inside VS Code. It understands Next.js and Express.js codebases and generates a collection of all routes with body parameters in one click.
A fast dashboard for creating web servers, managing Docker containers, server resource management, and transmission testing. It achieves a single socket send speed of 6,000,000 messages per second (5,000,000 round trip) and offers an interactive demo.