A running list of the public things I'm working on. Some scratch an itch, some solve a customer problem, some are just fun to build. All of them are open on GitHub if you want to poke around, fork, or file an issue.
A menu bar app for macOS that nudges you out of flow and into your next meeting. Built for ADHD brains — progressive alerts escalate as the meeting gets closer, it detects when a call actually ends (not just when the calendar says it should), and it pulls context from Notion so you know what the meeting is about before you join.
Closes a gap in the Azure sizing workflow. Takes rightsizing exports, checks them against live Azure SKU availability in the target region, actually tries to deploy to verify capacity is real, and suggests alternatives when a SKU isn't viable.
Matches applications to Azure reference architectures from the Azure Architecture Center. Upload assessment data from Dr. Migrate, answer a handful of questions about the workload, get ranked recommendations with explanations for why each pattern fits.
Extracts worship song lyrics from ProPresenter 7 and exports them as PowerPoint decks, JSON, or plain text. Cross-platform CLI with standalone executables so the church tech team doesn't need a Node install to use it.
A web companion for Matt Whitman's Lightning-Fast Field Guide to the Bible — taste every book in about 90 minutes. Checklist across all 66 books with curated verse references, inline verse reader, multiple translations, and an Originals mode that surfaces Greek and Hebrew lemma data. No accounts, no database — progress lives in localStorage.
A web app that scrapes nutrition data from 150+ restaurant chains across the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. 2,700+ meals, searchable, sortable, colour-coded by calories. A GitHub Action runs daily, scrapes fresh data, commits, and Vercel auto-redeploys — no stale numbers, no manual updates.