A running inventory of one guy's spare time
Images and videos, golf software, pools with too many rules, little dashboards, and whatever gets built next. Everything lands here eventually. Some of it works. Some of it is in the shop. All of it was fun to make.
A little league batting order that announces itself. Give each player an intro clip from each announcer, pick who's on the call, and the whole order plays through like a PA at a real ballpark. Drag the lineup into shape between innings; anyone missing a clip gets read by the robot PA voice.
the inside the nba guys recorded the intros. that part is not a bit.Run a charity golf outing without the spreadsheet hangover — registration, live leaderboards, sponsors, the works.
The golf app for regular foursomes — handicaps, side games, and hard proof that your buddy has been sandbagging you for years.
Masters pools, Ryder Cup brackets, and scoring formats nobody asked for. Reappears four times a year like the majors do.
Camera-roll movies, family cuts, golf swings in regrettable slow motion, and other experiments in pointing a lens at things.
A calm little dashboard: one next task front and center, the family calendar, a journal — and unfinished tasks roll to tomorrow without judgment. Fully private: everything stays on your machine, nothing phones home.
mac: notarized, opens like any app · windows first open: more info → run anyway
built for an audience of exactly one. me. you can borrow it.Upload your Evite export, drag Aunt Debbie to the table furthest away, draw the dance floor, print the list. Guests scan a QR code and find their own name — no app, no accounts, no server.
The family itinerary as an app instead of a PDF nobody opens. Check off each stop, tap straight into Maps or Uber, and let it tell you what's next. Deep dish politics not included.
The Chicago trip app, all grown up — now anyone can build a trip, paste a messy itinerary at an AI, set a family password, and hand everyone one link. Live check-offs, a where-is-everyone map, and a Wrapped-style recap for the flight home.
256 photos rescued from a folder of duplicates, drifting through a Bedford Falls night — stars, snow, and a little gold dust. Every time a slide fades, an angel gets its wings.
The company retreat in an app: one itinerary, one group chat for iPhones and Androids alike, the door code always in your pocket, and a countdown that says where to be next. Watersound, FL.
Establishing a legal network to serve the population with the largest language gap — Vietnamese-speaking families who deserve an attorney who speaks theirs.
An intelligence platform for discovering charity golf outings before anyone else does. That is all that can be said at this time.
This strip is where the camera roll goes public. Frames are reserved; contents are still in the darkroom.