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A tiny always-on-top now-playing widget with the Winamp energy modern desktops forgot — 300×100px, updates every 15s. Pulls data from users last.fm scrobbles.

Signal messenger, fully keyboard-driven from the terminal — for anyone who'd rather never touch a mouse just to send a text, an the strippe back ui terminal dwellers. WIP.

Replaced a job that used to mean handwriting ~385 density readings per job and typing them all up a second time. Now it's one scan-through and a finished report — in daily use by me and my coworkers.

Keeps a shared Tidal playlist in sync across everyone's own account in real time — without this app ever seeing or storing anyone's Tidal login.

A private, self-hosted take on the "where's everyone" location apps — live location, history, and driving stats, for a small group who actually trust each other. Another proof of concept/work-in-progress

A self-hosted radio station with its own auto-DJ — real loudness matching, dead-air trimming, and seamless crossfades, running five stations in production. Custom personalise music stations.

Built after a day I couldn't find a single SOP I needed. Grew from one small inventory tracker into the dashboard the whole proofing room now runs on — stock, maintenance, colour conversions, and more.

Bracket's sibling for anything that isn't a knockout — golf majors and European league tables. No ads, no login, no betting odds, just the score.

Every press drifts from the textbook LAB→CMYK conversion. This measures exactly how far, so a proofer stops eyeballing a second correction pass by hand. A work-in-progress never published.

Turns a dozen mismatched live-score feeds into one clean bracket that always knows what's on right now — World Cup, Wimbledon, the Australian Open, AFL finals, ETC.

No more hand-writing ZPL line by line. Design a Zebra label visually, on a real canvas, and the print code writes itself. Import and render images, clipart, and text.