Building tools that matter.
AI | Privacy | Open Source
I build software for problems I care about — AI that respects your privacy, tools that help people in difficult situations, and open source projects that put users first.
I hate social media but love building things. This site is my corner of the internet.
Things I've built and am building.
A cognitive architecture for local LLMs. Memory, identity, and learning — all private, all yours.
Analysis tool for iMazing exports. Helps victims of abuse document and understand communication patterns.
Paste a privacy policy URL, get a plain-English summary of what data they actually collect.
SQLite-powered bookmark manager. Import, tag, and search your bookmarks locally. No cloud, no tracking.
CLI tool to parse bank exports and calculate who owes who. Perfect for roommates.
Extract text from images locally using macOS Vision. Menubar app, fully offline.
Analyze any repo: commit patterns, contributor activity, code churn. Outputs a clean markdown report.
Local daily notes with auto-dated files, full-text search, and mood tracking. Simple and private.
Scan folders, find duplicate files by hash, reclaim disk space. Everyone needs this.
Paste a recipe URL, extract just the recipe (no life stories). Build your offline cookbook.
Import multiple contact lists, fuzzy-match duplicates, merge them cleanly.
Enter attendees and rates, watch the cost tick up. Makes a point about wasted time.
I believe software should work for you, not harvest you. Your AI should run on your machine. Your data should stay yours. The tools that help you should be tools you can trust, inspect, and modify.
That's why I build local-first, open-source, and with privacy as a non-negotiable.
Want to contribute, collaborate, or just say hi?
Available for interesting projects.
I build privacy-focused tools, local-first AI applications, and software that actually helps people. If you're working on something meaningful and need help — let's talk.
Special rates for nonprofits. If you're doing good work with limited budget, I'm here for it.