Software, machines, and other things I couldn’t leave alone.

The things I build for fun outside of work. What each one does, the decisions behind it, and where it stands.

  1. Illustration of two people comparing bunches of bananas at a market
    Available

    BYOBanana

    Run one prompt through several style recipes in the browser, compare the results side by side, and export the keepers with your own Google API key.

  2. Pastel illustration of three image proofs being compared and prepared as a finished circular asset
    Available

    Nano Banana Workbench CLI

    A fork of the Nano Banana 2 CLI with a local browser UI: generate up to three styles side by side, check icons at 80, 96, and 112 pixels, and keep the prompt and settings with every session.

  3. Pastel illustration of three NYC apartment buildings on a street grid connected by a walking route to transit
    Available

    StreetEasier

    An NYC apartment tracker that measures the actual walk from each listing to subway entrances and Citi Bike docks, then scores apartments against the places you go.

  4. Pastel illustration of two people exchanging a key inside a ribbon-wrapped apartment
    Available

    Lease PDF

    A no-signup sublease generator: fill in a short form, and a Typst compiler running in your browser typesets a ready-to-sign PDF without uploading anything.

  5. Pastel illustration of PDF pages splitting into parallel streams and rejoining as Markdown
    Available

    PDF Split to Markdown

    A no-backend PDF-to-Markdown tool that sends pages to Gemini in parallel with your own key, flags pages where the model looped, and reruns only those.

  6. Pastel illustration of branching transcript ribbons with one exact session moment highlighted
    Building

    Codexscope

    A macOS app and CLI that indexes your local Codex sessions, opens a search hit at the exact turn, and rebuilds subagent families from the logs.

  7. Pastel illustration of a pizza-shop payphone opening into colorful circuitry and sound
    Deployed

    Hot's Pizza Payphone

    A Raspberry Pi inside a payphone at Hot's Pizza in Chinatown. Dial a combo, press #, and hear whatever's mapped to it.

  8. Pastel illustration of a creme Porsche 944 with its engine suspended from a garage hoist
    Archived

    Porsche 944 Rebuild

    Pop-up headlights are cool and all, but trust me when I say this: don't get a 944. What's that? You bought two?? Goddamn it.