01 / Made here
Most things here started with a small frustration. These are the apps, tools and experiments I’m building to do something about it.
8 projects · Private builds & experiments
Active private build
I want to understand where my money goes without handing over the details. SpendWise keeps receipts and budgets together on my phone, fully offline.
Receipt OCR runs on-device, money is stored in integer pence, and core records do not depend on a cloud account.
Active private build
I'm building Anchor to fit tasks around fixed commitments, with room to rethink the plan when the day changes.
Plans explain why work moved, stage consequential changes for review, and keep flexible scheduling reversible.
Active private build
Room to play with a photo and keep the original. PhotoBoi brings editing and a photo library together on Android, without an account or a cloud upload.
Non-destructive edits, GPU previews, local library tools, and on-device processing keep the full photo workflow on the phone.
Active private build
A camera app for exploring what happens between the shutter and the finished photo. Lumina keeps the originals and makes the processing something you can inspect.
RAW and DNG capture, a shared Vulkan render path, and portable sidecars keep processing controllable and reversible.
Active private build
For the useful things I find on the web and don't want to lose. Archivist gives them a home on my own machine, ready to read and find again.
Archive bundles remain the source of truth, with the searchable database rebuildable from files on disk.
Private prototype
A little shift companion on a Pebble watch. Clock work and breaks, keep track of tasks, and check estimated pay with a button press.
The watch-first state model works offline, excludes breaks from worked time, and calculates pay in integer pence.
Early private build
Sometimes a direction is all you need. Waypoint puts a compass and saved destinations on a Pebble watch, without needing to keep a phone connected.
Bearing stays live on the watch while saved coordinates, distance, and stale-data warnings remain available offline.
Active experiments
Small improvements that make Linux feel more like my own desk. Glanceable widgets and shortcuts close to hand, built for the COSMIC desktop.
The widget family shares shell-aware Cairo visuals, while Key Hint reveals shortcuts only when they are needed.
