Most of what I dois take somethinghalf-finishedor broken,and get it working.

A club management app for student orgs. You set up your club, organize teams, run Kanban boards, and post announcements, all in one place.

My first real product — a year of teaching myself, shipped.

An open-source AI agent that runs a computer on its own. It looks at the screen, moves the mouse, clicks, and types to get a task done. The code is up on GitHub.

Built while I was learning how computer-use agents actually work.

A tool for planning manga pages. You give it a rough idea and it lays out the pages and writes the prompts for each panel. Private project, so email me if you want to see it.

I wanted to get from a rough idea to a drawable page plan faster.

A Windows desktop app for recording your gameplay. Trim your clips, stitch them together, and export, all kept on your own computer.

I wanted to record gameplay without the FPS hit.

A 3D globe for plotting open-source intel, with analyst overlays and a PostGIS database behind it. This one is private, so email me if you want a look.

I love politics — built it to keep track of events around the world.

A small MCP server that lets an AI agent control an Arduino Uno. The agent talks to the board over a serial cable to read pins and drive outputs. The code is up on GitHub.

I wanted to bridge the gap between hardware and software.