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iOS shift-scheduling app for small teams — turns availability into a fair, editable weekly rota you can export and share. No accounts, no tracking.
iOS shift-scheduling app for small teams — turns availability into a fair, editable weekly rota you can export and share. No accounts, no tracking.
Cross-platform GUI markdown reader in Rust + Tauri, built for a tmux, Neovim, and Claude Code workflow. Typography freed from the terminal, plus a highlight → annotation → agent loop: mark passages as evidence, attach a question to each, stack them, and push the set to your agent in one action. Read-only; nothing is persisted.
Rust reading companion: federated book search across OpenLibrary and Google Books, epub and KOReader highlight import, and a markdown note vault with wikilinks — all in local SQLite. A CLI and a ratatui TUI share the engine; the TUI's centrepiece is a ray-traced 3D book rendered in Unicode block glyphs, upgrading to true pixels via kitty graphics when it parks.
Website for a neighborhood dough-and-espresso house (pizza + bread + espresso). Astro static site with a color-zoned scroll, hand-drawn SVG illustrations, and CSS-only motion.
Written in OCaml, I built a PDF - PDF/A conversion tool which takes a pdf or set of pdfs as input and attempts to convert them into a PDF/a 1-b compliant file, including an automated testing framework written in Python.
My introduction to coding was using BASIC in high school math to model Reimann Sums. Since then, I've written a variety of software for school projects, personal interest, and for work. My proudest are detailed below.