Everything I've made.

Turn an iPhone and a cardboard viewer into a wired external display for your Mac. No headset, no cloud.

A keyboard-first culling workspace for photographers: RAW+JPEG control and deep EXIF, with none of the cloud.

Turns a Mac you already own into a censorship-resistant gateway for people you trust. Set it up once, share one link.

Formats debate evidence with proper citations and multi-level highlighting, so you can cut cards instead of fighting Word.

A temperature monitor for Apple Silicon that reads PMU sensors over the HID Event System — no sudo, no daemon, no entitlements.

An Arduino Leonardo pretending to be a mouse so it can win iMessage Word Hunt for you. Ethically dubious, technically sound.

A pixel-art chain brawler on a shared board, where greed is a route: chain monsters, choose your payoff, and spend everything getting out.

Object tracking for physics video analysis, with lens-distortion calibration and exportable position data. Built for one lab, finished, and left alone.

Minesweeper, reimagined — the 90s classic plus a battle-royale mode and a 1v1 stamina marathon.

A twist on a thousand-year-old game

A roguelike that runs in a real terminal emulator in your browser, with a Lisp-scriptable dungeon.

A font that swaps Chinese characters for their English meanings, so you can read a sentence you can't read.

Share a room link, everyone drops in their availability, and the overlap falls out. No accounts.

Draws music as Lissajous curves — feed it a track and watch the waveform become geometry.

Runs quiz bowl practice inside Discord — buzzers, scoring, and question sets, no proctor required.

A slash-command Discord utility bot, back when slash commands were new. It died with Heroku's free tier, and it was fun while it lasted.