Software I build
Nine of my own projects: Chrome extensions, a macOS app and one Android tool. Seven have a public link you can open today; the other two are prototypes, and they are labelled that way.
“Live” means a public link exists and was fetched and confirmed — a store listing, a demo, or a repository. “Prototype” means the thing is built and I use it, but there is nothing public to install yet. No status is assigned by how finished a project feels.
Around 25 private products — client work and internal tooling — are deliberately left off this list.
9 projects
Projects
- Live
FlowCapture
A screen recorder built for software demos, with smooth auto-scroll and a green-screen webcam, running entirely on-device.
Chrome extension - Live
StackPulse
A local-first macOS command center for AI-assisted development — usage, spend and provider limits in the menu bar.
macOS app - Live
FlightGlass
A decision workspace over Google Flights: true cost, connection risk, comfort and schedule quality. Local-first, with optional AI.
Chrome extension - Live
Akiya Scout
Save, compare, score and export akiya and Japanese property listings into a private dashboard.
Chrome extension - Live
PagePing
Point at any element on any page, pick a rule, and get a private desktop notification when it changes.
Chrome extension - Live
Link Status Checker
Audit every link on a page for errors and trace redirect chains hop by hop.
Chrome extension - Live
MercadoTools
An offline profit calculator for Mercado Libre sellers.
Android app - Prototype
Shadow
Encrypted, on-device form autofill. AES-GCM, and nothing leaves the browser.
Chrome extension - Prototype
Inbox Referee
Reads a Gmail thread, scores its tone from 0 to 100, and suggests a reply strategy.
Chrome extension