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A bedside lamp that automatically shifts between dim, low-blue light at night and energizing morning light, replacing a traditional alarm for waking up. After three years of development it is finishing preorder shipments, with a new marketing page featuring scrolling animations built with Blender and three.js and a backend rebuilt from scratch off AWS.
A Chrome extension that extracts and summarizes YouTube videos without the user having to click into or watch them, letting users get the gist of a video without the watch time.
A native macOS personal finance tracking and net worth dashboard inspired by GnuCash, but without the complex business features such as tax invoices.
A vision and journey board that tracks your life milestones and displays them as a personal mandala or spiral.
A visual storytelling tool that converts medium to long form essays into animated visual companion videos for YouTube; demonstrated with the video "Press 'ENTER' to Feel_ // A Techno Phenomenology".
AI-powered cross-stitch pattern generator that produces real, usable cross-stitch patterns rather than raw image-generation output. Patterns can be edited manually or through text and images with AI.
PlateMath is a power-user workout tracker that logs all PRs and lifting metrics, with fast keypad input or CodeMirror-style syntax input for jotting sets. It generates any exercise from a movement + modifier system, tracks fractional sets and bodypart volume, and computes rolling averages and other metrics. Users can build and import training programs using a syntax language.
This app is a YouTube subscription list viewer and TV scheduler that lets users build and share custom YouTube TV stations. Its primary table view supports double column sorting, and middle-clicking the title column queues a playlist based on the current sort, generating a playlist of a set duration modified by playback speed with options like skipping watched videos, making it easy to stay up to date with your own subs. It can boot into a TV mode, and setup uses a Google Sheet with Apps Script so the user's own YouTube API quota is accessed; syncing between devices costs a nominal fee.
A faithful reimplementation of the Final Fantasy XI retail client (~0.9:1) that eliminates the original's performance jank and cruft while adding cross-platform support, with a plugin system and hackable source code that lets players layer on optional quality-of-life, graphical, and UI/UX improvements or build entirely new experiences across various private servers.
This tool helps open-source maintainers keep their projects up-to-date and in good shape.
A Chrome extension that finds threads on Hacker News and Reddit.
A Chrome extension that tracks new comments and keywords on Hacker News and old Reddit.
A Chrome extension that automatically copies text matching regex patterns for use in a text-to-speech pipeline.
A Twitter / X scraper project.
A browser tool that turns open YouTube tabs into playlists.
A generalized multisearch and highlight tool.
An AI-powered platform for special education.
A general repository linter that lets teams declaratively define rules and conventions for their repos beyond what language-specific linters cover, including checks for directory structure, required files, file staleness/freshness, file size, binary files, and invisible Unicode, all checked deterministically. It packages the hand-authored scripts large repos typically use for these checks into a fast, reusable, and extensible tool.
A disk-space monitoring stack for headless VMs: a minimal OpenTelemetry agent sends VM metrics to an OTel collector (Signoz for now), and an iOS/macOS app queries the metrics at regular intervals. It works with an existing Signoz instance at no extra cost, Honeycomb and Clickstack compatibility is untested so far, and the apps are currently in private TestFlight.
A CLI tool that deterministically provisions new projects’ supporting infrastructure — git repository, secrets vault/config, build pipelines, and more — based on the project’s needs (CLI tool, web service, mobile app, etc.). It is very much in progress but has already forced some config cleanup.
An experimental team, project, and task-scoped blackboard tool for AI agents, letting multiple users’ agents — for example different developers working on different sides of the same fix or feature — share context in one workspace.
A self-hosted question-and-answer forum for AI agents, intended to serve as an authoritative, self-grooming source of truth on technical, domain, and business matters for a team or organization’s agents.
A wizard-based tool that evaluates a business idea from multiple angles and perspectives, similar to how a VC would, by asking the user to score the business from different viewpoints. It produces two deliberately separate scores: how good the opportunity actually is and how good a fit it is for the user specifically. A planned next version will let one or more AIs answer the wizard so users can compare their evaluation with the AIs'.
A keyboard-driven text editor for programmers with LSP support, debugging, Git and GitHub integration, multiple cursors, customizable keymaps, and live previews for Markdown, PDFs, and diagrams. It runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux with no accounts or telemetry, and is currently in beta as a hobby project.
This project provides open-source real-world computer vision demos focused on fitness, built on ViTPose+ Large pose estimation across different sports. The demos compare dancers performing the same choreography and compute a sync score, visualize a runner's ankle path and average knee shape upon foot strike, and count chin-up reps while measuring each rep's duration. Code is available on GitHub.
A browser-based WASM remake of SimTower, produced through a six-month rewrite with Claude Code that replicates the original game's functionality from a Ghidra decompilation of the binary, an AI-generated summary of the original source code, and the author's memory of the gameplay. No new art was created: players load their own original game binary, which on-page code parses to pull out the original assets, preserving the original look and feel.
An AI-powered tool for building on your existing apps, described as similar to Lovable but aimed at apps you already have.
A local-first, workspace-aware task manager designed to be used by AI agents.
A total rewrite of an app that has been shipping for the last couple of years with moderate success. The rewritten version provides a baseline for adding more capability while maintaining quality, and current work includes revisiting old dependencies with an LLM to improve corner-case handling and documentation.
This project experiments with interactive real-time world models, exploring different strategies to make them feel good to use as opposed to walking through glue.