Android apps, Linux systems, reverse-engineering tools, automation, and small utilities from the edge cases normal software leaves behind.
Select a problem to see the build, stack, and outcome. The range is the point: different surfaces, same reflex.
SteelSeries Sonar for Linux: per-app PipeWire routing, ChatMix, mic effects, and hardware-aware controls.
Turns headset routing and mic processing into a native Linux workflow instead of a Windows-only compromise.
An offline-first Android app that keeps tasks, habits, streaks, reminders, and widgets in one daily surface.
One calm local-first place for the daily loop: no account, no cloud, no productivity theater.
A fast CLI that finds exact duplicates and visually similar images with perceptual hashing.
Safe dry-runs, move-before-delete flows, and real cleanup for messy photo/file libraries.
Tools to inspect, understand, and work with game internals: overlays, hooks, trainers, and runtime instrumentation.
A practical path from unknown runtime behavior to usable tooling and clear feedback loops.
Raycast extensions and utilities that remove friction from lookups, window switching, smart-home control, and repeated tasks.
Small tools with big leverage: fast to summon, easy to trust, and designed for muscle memory.
Started on a PS3: jailbreaks, modding, firmware rabbit holes, and too many late nights taking things apart.
That curiosity never really left. Now it shows up as Android apps, Linux tools, automation, and runtime systems work.
The through-line is simple: understand the system, rebuild the annoying part, ship the useful version.
Send the weird workflow, the broken tool, or the idea that keeps getting stuck in your head.