I design and build calm, predictable, local-first software. Tools that respect your machine, secure your privacy, and operate entirely in your space.
Active product ecosystems built for high performance
A lightweight, distraction‑free Markdown editor built with pure JavaScript and Electron. Designed to be fast, stable, and local‑first — giving writers and developers a clean space to work without the noise of IDE‑style editors.
A lightweight, local‑first kanban board built for the SnapDock ecosystem. SnapBoard focuses on fast task organization, markdown‑based cards, file attachments, and a clean desktop workflow — all without cloud dependencies or accounts.
A tiny, distraction‑free calculator built in Rust using egui. MathPlus opens instantly, stays out of the way, and focuses on clean input, fast evaluation, and a calm interface — no ads, no telemetry, no background processes.
A lightweight, local‑first desktop scheduler built in Python. SchedPlus evolves openly from a small Tkinter prototype into a structured, cross‑platform application — showing how real software grows version by version without constant rewrites.
A clean, modular network diagnostics tool rebuilt from the ground up for the Stax ecosystem. StaxPing focuses on clarity, reliability, and long‑term maintainability — forming the network module in a modern, local‑first sysadmin toolkit.
Dynamically synced logs from recent GitHub commits and builds
Zero latency, completely client-side. Type text to see the compiler output instantly.
The standards every tool in my ecosystem follows
TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, Python
Local‑first, minimal friction, predictable UX, long‑term maintainability
Offline‑capable, privacy‑respecting, no accounts, no telemetry, no cloud lock‑in