A selection of things I've built
A low-pressure iOS habit tool — no reminders, no streaks, no judgement. You add things you'd like to do regularly; the list quietly sorts itself by how "ready" each item is, and you press one when you have a moment. Built in SwiftUI with SwiftData and CloudKit sync.
A self-directed Godot project and love letter to Vampire Survivors — a rogue-lite, reverse bullet-hell with 2D single-player gameplay. The Geometry / Retro / Cyber aesthetic was chosen deliberately to keep asset scope manageable. The title is not accidental.
A desktop app for visualising disk space usage. Scans directories and renders interactive, colour-coded treemaps so you can instantly see what's consuming space — drill into subdirectories, hover for details, navigate dense trees. Signed macOS builds available. Occasionally tested on Windows. See also: Out Of Space Swiftly.
Another macOS desktop app for visualising disk space usage, TreeMap style. As contrast, with a minimal tech stack, macOS only. Designed to overcome shortcomings of Out Of Space. And to evaluate this different approach.
A macOS app for looking at the surface of MCP servers: which tools a server exposes, and what each one says about itself, the way a client sees it — without asking an agent or installing an inspector. Its own small MCP client (stdio and HTTP, old and new protocol revisions), strictly read-only: it never calls a tool. Made for checking and designing tool descriptions. Zero dependencies.
Born in a heatwave, to keep track of water intake, a personal tool with me as target group. Single user, a Vue/Springboot setup, using PostgreSQL (cnpg), with a helm chart to get it running. This makes for interesting design choices to take, perhaps not terribly useful to many others. Feel free to check it out though.
An interactive exploration of LCG-seeded Fisher-Yates shuffles, built around tunable color scales, MSB/LSB controls, and step-size manipulation. The heatmaps and scatter plots surfaced strong positional biases and structural anomalies — in much of the parameter space, the combo is neither properly random nor a true shuffle.
A personal portfolio site built as a hands-on exploration of Claude Code and AI-assisted development workflows. The project itself is the thing being demonstrated. The very website you are currently visiting.