Side projects from evenings and the homelab. I start them because I need the tool, then keep going if the idea still holds up.
An inbox and a voice remote for coding agents on macOS. A tab on the screen edge keeps a dot for every agent: blue while it works, amber when it needs you, green when it is done. Their questions land in one inbox and you answer with a single key, or double-tap ⌥ and say what you need. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi run through herdr; Baton reads their state and passes your words along.
Not public yet. The link goes here when it ships.
LLM prices
Live LLM prices. First-party catalogs scrape every 15 minutes, marketplace lists every 5. One Cloudflare Worker, KV, edge cache. Three JS files, zero runtime npm, no build.
Browser extension
A Chrome extension that scores images on a page for likely AI generation. Decoding, three local models, and metadata checks all run in the browser, so the image never leaves the machine.
Windows utility
Push-to-talk dictation that stays on the computer. Hold a key, speak, release, and it types where the cursor is. Transcription is local, with CUDA or Vulkan when a GPU is there, and CPU if not.
Android TV
An AirPlay receiver for NVIDIA Shield and Android TV without ads, accounts, or analytics. Screen mirroring, HLS video, and local audio. GPLv3, based on android-airplay-server / UxPlay.
macOS utility
A menu-bar app that mounts Backblaze B2 buckets as Finder volumes through Apple’s FSKit. The bucket looks like a normal folder. No FUSE, no kernel extensions. macOS 26 and newer.
Agent tools
Twenty-seven JavaScript tools for common Solana work: wallets, tokens, Jupiter swaps, yield, NFTs, and DCA. Built so an agent can call the chain without a one-off wrapper for every RPC.