Building useful software without taking control away from the user.

_{A fun secondary space for selected projects, experiments and intentionally published work — not my primary GitHub account.}

Core principles

◈ Local by default Data should stay close to the person who created it.	◇ Designed for people Complex systems should create simple, clear experiences.
◎ Open foundations Software should remain inspectable, portable and replaceable.	◉ Built to evolve Scalability should preserve clarity.

Concepts & explorations

Direct Exchange — private file transfer without a permanent intermediary

• Peer-to-peer exchange when possible
• End-to-end encryption by design
• No lasting central copy of the payload
• Ephemeral by default

P2P E2EE

_{PRIVATE EXPLORATION}

Data Passport — a clear, open description of how software handles data

• Make data practices readable to people
• Prefer open, portable descriptions
• Transparency as part of the product surface
• Useful before it becomes ceremonial

privacy transparency

_CONCEPT

Local Migration — turn closed-platform exports into usable open formats

• Process exports on the local device
• Prefer portable open formats
• No upload required for conversion
• Keep control with the user

local-only portable

_RESEARCH

Release philosophy

Open when ready

Projects become public when they are coherent enough to be understood, used and improved — not simply to remain visible.

Active projects

Currently building with

Contribution trace

Useful tools. Thoughtful interfaces. Open foundations.

For a freer, more private and user-controlled Internet.