Five of them sit in private repositories — not out of secrecy, but because they hold data from people who trusted me with it. What I show instead are the decisions: why SQLite and not Postgres, why my own map tiles and not a map service.
Manga reader for Android and the browser. Reading progress follows from tablet to phone without you doing anything for it — against a server that no existing client handles properly.
Digital Advent calendars to give away. Marketing site, customer portal, back office and a multi-tenant calendar PWA — eight repos merged into one monorepo.
A map of the restaurants we have been to, blind ratings, a date planner. Four people, one evening a month — and the highest density of decisions of anything here.
My own interface and API for image generation over BFL FLUX and GPT Image. The only project here you can look inside.
Collects the supermarket leaflets for your own region, makes them searchable and sends matches to your phone. Four hand-written source parsers.
A 3D-printed NFC brick on the desk. Tap it and focus is on, the apps you picked are blocked. Local, no backend, not in the Play Store.