Everyday tools, macOS apps in the works, and a game built purely for fun — every project here is designed and built independently.
Four free tools, no account required, used straight from the browser.
Compress, merge, and split PDFs; compress, resize, convert, and crop images. Everything runs in the browser — no file is ever uploaded.
Format, validate, and minify JSON, with syntax highlighting and a tree view for navigating deeply nested documents.
Public IP address and related network details, with geolocation resolved locally — nothing is sent to a third party.
Generate strong passwords with an entropy indicator, computed entirely in the browser via the Web Crypto API.
Three native apps built with the same care as the online tools. None of them is publicly available yet.
A VPN client for macOS, built to replace FortiClient for daily use by focusing on interface quality over feature coverage.
An SFTP client for macOS: what FileZilla does, made more polished and faster to work with.
A database client for macOS, covering MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite in a single window, with the interface care of Sequel Ace.
A pixel-art clicker, free to play with nothing to install.
A pixel-art clicker: raise slimes, produce jelly, and become the Slime God — playable right in the browser.