Products and public code
Work
I want to earn a living from things I make. This page tracks the products, experiments, and open-source tools that are public enough to inspect.
Current
Tiny Web Lab
The rule is simple: make something people can use, not just a page that describes an idea. The current release is SlopMirror, a browser-based check for generic landing-page copy.
Public work
Current
Tiny Web Lab
Useful, strange, and playable websites—one public release at a time.
Open source
apple-presubmit-audit
Checks an app project for common App Store review problems before submission.
Open source
claude-agent-ledger
Reads local Claude Code session logs and breaks down agent costs.
Archive
App Store portfolio
A public catalogue of my iOS and Mac releases, with live links where available.
What makes a project worth keeping
- It solves a concrete problem or creates a concrete experience.
- A visitor can understand the value by using it.
- It can survive outside a social post and still be useful.
- I can explain honestly what exists today and what does not.
Not a services menu
This page used to lead with work I could do for other people. That is no longer the story I want the site to tell. The current goal is to make my own products better, publish the useful parts, and learn what earns its place.