A small constellation of open-source tools for community, making, and staying connected—radio, dev spaces, memory, even a browser-based OS. Focusing on speed, size, maintainability, and freedom.
Build alongside people again—through shared tools, shared spaces, and shared channels that keep the human part intact.
Small, composable projects that help you learn by doing, and keep ownership close to home.
No subscription tiers. Just efficient binaries and web apps. Seeing the actual capabilities of the current tech.
Some are about voice. Some about space to build. Some about memory and meaning. All are practical, human-scale, and open.
A small live audio stack that takes an audio stream in and serves a public HLS radio stream, with a listener web app and a live dashboard.
An isolated, in-browser dev environment that feels like a tiny OS: filesystem, shell, worker "processes," JS + Python, simple app scaffolding, and build/export tooling.
A clean Ubuntu-based dev container image you can drop into any folder, so you have compilers/tools ready without re-configuring your system every time.
A WIP personal memories app for stories/journals/photos organized on a calendar. A place for life notes to live somewhere calmer than a social feed.
A fast Rust + HTML/JS app with a local database for conversation/research memory, model/provider selection, and add-your-own APIs through the UI.
A tiny CLI app that launches web apps/URLs using the OS WebView, so you can run lightweight "web tools" without a full browser.
Scripts and a Docker setup to produce a fast static build of llama.cpp with Vulkan (AMD/Intel) support.
A simple "tool menu" page: a list of your apps/tools with descriptions and tags. Discovery should feel like a shelf, not a maze.
A practical Matrix server setup (Synapse + Postgres + Element) with notes/scripts for running calls/video via TURN. A dependable "room" outside the noise.
More projects live in the repos.
These projects aim to make it easier to gather—around music, around ideas, around work, around shared tools—without needing a giant platform in the middle.
Some projects are about voice (a community radio station you can run without heavy infrastructure). Some are about space to build (a dev OS that lives in your browser). Some are about memory and meaning (a place to keep stories, notes, and moments). Some are about making the web usable again—lighter, quieter, more personal.
If you've been building alone, you don't have to stay there.
If any of this feels familiar—building late, learning in public, wanting better tools without the baggage—you're welcome here. Use the repos, fork them, remix them, tell me what broke, tell me what you need.
Some of these projects are polished, some are WIP, all of them are made with the same goal: help people do more together, with less noise. If you've been doing it alone, we'll make it easier side-by-side.