Open source
Things I built because I wanted them to exist. Two of them run live in this page; the rest are a click away.
A universal file converter that runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly. Drop a file below and convert it: nothing uploads, there is no server, and it works offline once loaded.
Runs right here on this site. Your files never leave your browser.
Apple-style liquid glass for the web, as a React kit, refracting the real content behind it. The glass panels on this very page run Refract’s pipeline: an SVG displacement map inside backdrop-filter on Chromium, with a frosted fallback for Safari and Firefox.
Opens in a new tab. Best experienced in a Chromium browser.
LLMs hand you markdown; Quill opens it instantly as a real document. WYSIWYG editing, LaTeX math, native macOS, no vaults, no boot wait.
Paste a YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or X link and get the transcript as a .txt. Whisper runs locally on Apple Silicon via MLX, so there are no API keys and nothing leaves your machine.
Smaller tools, same itch.
Agent orchestration: debates, critique loops, and research runs between Claude and Codex.
CLI and API for downloading Irish State Examination papers and marking schemes.
Embeddable coding exercises that compile and grade Verilog, C, and Rust against hidden tests.
Non-interactive CLI for Scrivener 3 projects, built for automation and agent workflows.
Downloads Canvas LMS course content and combines it into a single PDF.
Watch Mistral play Snake: a demonstration of spatial reasoning in LLMs.
