Coryserver: Small Things from Old Silicon
A personal homelab serving public experiments from a 2012 desktop, including a locally hosted Qwen3.5 9B chat model.
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A personal homelab serving public experiments from a 2012 desktop, including a locally hosted Qwen3.5 9B chat model.
A phone-photo crop tool that estimates root-zone water balance, identifies disease, and gives growers a date to act.
An interactive learning platform that teaches software systems, algorithms, distributed architecture, and machine learning through step-by-step execution and visual state changes.
A solo-made collection of free browser and Android games built around tactile gestures, compact rules, and playful physics.
A dehumidifier-sizing site that turns floor area and dampness into required capacity on both rating scales.
A Japanese buying guide for cars, gadgets, travel, home technology, and emerging products.
A tiny No-Limit Hold’em game at Vzorkovna Dog Bar, where players reserve one of eight Thursday seats before seeing the river.
A browser-based golf practice tool that turns Garmin Approach R10 CSV exports into dispersion maps, club gapping, shot diagnostics, and swing trends.
An interactive horror-fiction feed about infinite scroll, unread notifications, algorithmic unease, and the feeling that your phone is watching back.
An upcoming game mutes the voices in short video clips and has up to eight players record new dialogue simultaneously, then watch and vote on the finished cut.
A Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini API relay for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and curl, with public monitoring for latency, uptime, model identity, and token pricing.
A browser-based small-business accounting system built around QuickBooks Desktop’s registers, shortcuts, vocabulary, and company-file conversion.
A Berlin-based software engineer's personal site for notes, experiments, videos, and research on software supply-chain security.
A local-first MIDI editor with a piano roll, playback, transposition, tempo, quantization, velocity, and audio-to-MIDI tools.
An independent software studio assembling narrowly focused Mac tools for dictation, PDF redaction, file repair, system settings, disk cleanup, and workday tracking.
A UK school tool that converts question-by-question marks into class analysis and personalised feedback emails for each pupil.
A travel-history tool that reconstructs your past trips from mail, photos, and social exports, then attaches evidence to every entry.
A browser-based accounting product designed as a continuation of QuickBooks Desktop, with company-file conversion and a $39-per-month flat plan.
An Italian tool for creating custom fantasy games around colleagues, friends, classes, events, people, songs, or projects.
Free, multilingual guides to U.S. immigration procedures, detention searches, TPS, work permits, case status, rights, and legitimate legal help.
An Ubuntu and Debian fleet manager whose agents use outbound-only communication and a closed catalogue of typed operations instead of remote command execution.
A multilingual sewing-pattern commons that drafts garments from your measurements and exports them as fabrication-ready files.
A Spanish-language guide that turns Miami-Dade public records into a buyer-facing investigation of condo special-assessment risk.
A browser-based image tool that compresses, resizes, and converts files to fit a specified size, dimension, or format.