Web platforms, an operating system, a markdown parser that had no business being written from scratch — all built solo, all still running. Currently split between an OS that boots and a browser that (mostly) doesn't crash it.
The biggest thing I've shipped: a KDE Plasma desktop on Arch, with its own installer, its own package manager, and its own Cloudflare-backed package repo. Not a distro fork for the sake of having one — every piece exists because the stock version of it annoyed me enough to replace.
Most of what I build lives on Cloudflare's stack, avoids frameworks where it reasonably can, and eventually ends up rewritten from scratch because the first version annoyed me.
An indie web hosting platform — free subdomains, a blogging system, and a search/explore page that indexes Neocities and Nekoweb. Built to compete with them, not just sit next to them.
More →A markdown renderer built from scratch as a marked.js replacement, with extended syntax — callouts, spoilers, keyboard shortcuts, video embeds. Runs across everything else I've built since.
More →A Firefox fork concept with a block-based URL bar — the URL split into editable, individually-clickable segments instead of one long string.
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