What started as an offline drafting app for a travel blog became a native Ghost editor with careful sync, local and server comparison, and a review handoff. Notes on what’s built, what blocks a beta, and how I’m thinking about whether to sell it.
What I put in a half-day workshop on versioned, secret-scanned, linted macOS script repos: Gitleaks, ShellCheck, semantic versioning, CI, and what to do when a secret is already in your history.
A small Manifest V3 Chrome extension that groups open tabs by topic, with manual overrides, search, and a floating window. Building it exposed an invalid permission, a CSP failure, broken icons, and a troublesome background worker.
Apple Watch and Fitbit data feed a home-server app that writes daily briefings, adjusts kettlebell workouts to recovery, and answers questions from my actual training history.
Why I built a cross-platform bookmark manager backed by GitHub, and what it means to have a single capture-to-recall system that works everywhere without iCloud.
A local dashboard brings Linear, Freshservice, Gmail, Google Calendar, CrowdStrike, and Claude into the same card-based interface.
What happened when a Markdown file previewer became my daily ops dashboard, and everything that changed along the way: a new name, a proper app bundle, URL source mode, alert integrations, and a bridge into a local web dashboard.
Pod Somm is a personal xbloom coffee tracker. The difficult part was getting product data past Cloudflare with a browser bookmarklet instead of a server-side scraper.
How a script scaffolding tool grew from an interactive wizard into a full GitOps workflow, and what I learned presenting it at the Concord Software Developers meetup.
Prompted Pours is a Hugo catalog of AI-generated cocktail recipes. The useful work is the schema, prompt system, and linter that keep the collection consistent.