P—02PodcastSyncYouTube channels as a podcast feed on your own Wi-Fi.Python+
Application / Original work
Podcast clients only understand one thing: an RSS feed with enclosure links. PodcastSync makes a YouTube channel look like exactly that, served from your own machine.
P—03LumaControlDisplay control for current macOS, including the brightness macOS hides.Swift+
Application / Original work
LumaControl started as a fork of MonitorControl and became its own project, with a focus on current macOS releases, a native-feeling interface, and display-control ideas upstream had not taken on.
P—04Zotero AIAI summaries for Zotero that show you the payload before they send it.JavaScript+
Application / Original work
The default shape of an AI feature is a button that quietly ships your document to a server. The default shape of a research workflow is a folder of unpublished drafts and embargoed data.
P—05FlipOffA $3,500 split-flap board, emulated in a browser tab.JavaScript+
Application / Fork, maintained
Real split-flap boards cost thousands. FlipOff turns any television or monitor into one, and it is a single index.html with no build step and no dependencies.
P—06TreeSpaceWhat's eating your disk, without the ceremony.Swift+
Application / Original work
A minimal native SwiftUI app that answers one question: what is taking up the space? Expandable size-sorted tree, totals grouped by file extension, and a duplicate finder — all readable end to end and yours to hack on.
P—07METAR TranslatorMETAR Viewer is a Windows application that translates raw METAR Data into a more "human-friendly" format. FOR FLIGHT SIM ONLYC#+
Application / Original work
METAR Viewer fetches and decodes aviation weather reports (METARs) into plain English.
Search by ICAO code, IATA code, airport name, or even a common misspelling, and get
wind, visibility, cloud layers, temperature, altimeter, present weather, and flight
category back in a readable form. Simulation and hobby use only; not for real-world aviation or weather decisions.
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Share of code bytes across tracked repositories, including forks. Snapshot: 12 Sept 2026. Not time spent or proficiency.
The naive way to find duplicate files is to hash everything and group by digest. It is correct, it is simple, and on a disk with a million files it will make you wait a very long time to learn that most of your files are not duplicates.
Plug in a 140 W charger. Open System Information. It says 140 W. Everything agrees, nothing is lying, and yet the number describes the adapter's claim about itself — not what is arriving at the battery.
A real split-flap display has no pixels. It has a stack of physical cards on a spindle, and a cell can only ever show the card currently at the front. To get from A to B, the mechanism does not fade or slide — it flips forward through every card in between.
The brightness slider in macOS stops at 100%. On an XDR panel, 100% is not the ceiling — it is a convention. There is more light available, and macOS will let you reach it if you ask through the right private interface.
The default shape of an AI feature is a button that silently ships your document to a server. The default shape of a research workflow is a folder full of unpublished drafts, embargoed data, and things covered by an ethics approval.
Podcast apps are the best audio player on your phone, and they will only talk to one thing: an RSS feed with enclosure links. That is the whole interface. If you can produce a valid feed and serve MP3s, you have a podcast — regardless of where the audio actually came from.