A modest collection of the software I've shipped. Have a look around.
A split-flap message board that lives in the menu bar or system tray. When a message arrives it flips into view, clatters if you let it, then tucks away. Pin it to the desktop, run a spare computer full screen, let it rotate clocks, countdowns, weather, news and quotes, or have your AI coding agents post to it over MCP. Free and open source.
A neon arcade puzzle about placing rings before they cross the line. Fast, mean, oddly calming.
A cute candy-themed take on Number Match: clear tiles that match or add to ten. A fresh daily board for everyone, scores and leaderboards, and a closet full of characters, palettes, and sounds to unlock.
A cosmic drop-and-merge puzzle. Drop planets into a jar, merge matching pairs from stardust up to a black hole, and merge two black holes for a supernova. Classic, a 120-level Galaxy Map, Blitz and Orbit, plus a daily challenge.
Your news and podcasts as a swipe deck. Pick the sources you trust, swipe to save, read, or listen — full articles and real audio, no endless feed.
Make a whole brand in a moment. Names, logos, colors — instantly.
A summonable overlay that gives a local language model eyes and hands: it reads the screen, uses your apps, runs commands, and edits code — every action verified, anything risky asks first. Nothing leaves your Mac unless you say so.
A Chrome extension that adds, modifies, and removes HTTP request and response headers on any page. Per-rule toggles, URL/method scoping, profiles, and import/export.
A Chrome extension that screenshots the page you're on — full page, viewport, element, or device sizes — as PNG, JPG, or PDF, in light or dark, with cookie banners zapped away. Free on the Chrome Web Store.
A JetBrains plugin for marking up code with color-coded highlights that stick around between sessions. Five colors, scrollbar markers, keyboard-driven.
A CHIP-8 emulator in Python + SDL2. 107 bundled ROMs, a live debugger window, and the hex keypad mapped to QWERTY.
A small menubar app that wraps the macOS caffeinate command — pick the flags, set a timer, or tie a session to a running app.
A robotic mushroom picker built for our Swinburne final-year project. Computer-vision-driven sorting on a custom gantry — a four-person effort, no longer maintained, but I'm still fond of it.
I'm an independent developer building apps, games, and small tools — usually solo, in whatever spare time I can find.
The apps and games here are ones I actively maintain: bugs get fixed and features get added over time. The older projects stay up because I'm still fond of them and think they're worth sharing.
Most of it is free. If something here made your day a little better, you can buy me a coffee on Ko-fi.