A personal finance system built for people who think in systems, not spreadsheets. The cursor blinks on a terminal. He builds not because the tools don't exist — but because none of them think the way he does. Real-time transaction sync via Plaid API. Opinionated. Minimal. His own.

opensource alternative of claude code, codex

A Neo-Brutalist web tool that turns your social habits into a spec sheet. Define your current era with a Vibe Check. Set reply expectations with a User Manual. Generate and share instantly — because your boundaries deserve a UI.

A production-grade web platform that analyzes resumes against job descriptions using ATS-style parsing plus human-readable insights. Because getting past the bots shouldn't require a PhD.

An experiment in voice and interface. Built fast. Iterated faster. The kind of project that starts as a question and ends as a thing that runs.

A Python-powered learning assistant. Feed it a topic, get back a structured path. Built for the kind of person who learns by building the tool they wish existed.

A GitHub bot that automatically greets new contributors on their first pull request. Small gesture. Big culture. Because everyone remembers their first PR.

An interface that transforms your hand into a virtual mouse. Computer vision meets human-computer interaction — no hardware required beyond the camera already sitting on your desk.

An interactive, browser-based digital art experiment that fuses computer vision with 3D generative particles. A living particle system that reacts in real-time to hand gestures. Where code becomes canvas.

A utility for extracting structured data from the web. Because the internet is a database that forgot to add an API.

A local-first password manager. Your credentials, your machine, your rules. Built as an exercise in trust — because handing your passwords to a cloud you don't control was never really an option.

A data visualization engine. Built to make numbers feel like something. TypeScript under the hood, aesthetics as a first-class concern.

A curated set of custom tech icons. Because the defaults were never quite right, and pixel-perfect matters.

Curiosity as engineering. He strips a language model down to its minimum viable form and runs it on constrained hardware — not because it's practical, but because the constraints reveal something true. Quantization. GGUF format. A 4-bit model that still answers questions.