Public software I build from practical needs: small tools, infrastructure pieces, and focused systems that solve one problem clearly.
A native macOS menu-bar utility for starting focused sleep-prevention sessions from a coffee-cup status item.
HoldAwake keeps Apple silicon Macs awake for a chosen duration, with separate App Store and Direct editions for different power-management needs.
A small Telegram notification CLI for scripts and AI agents that need your attention.
tmsg sends one plain-text message through a configured Telegram bot, giving unattended work a direct way to report that it finished, became blocked, or needs input.
A small Zig static file server for finished assets behind a reverse proxy.
qaws serves one directory, keeps the runtime small, and leaves TLS, routing, and public traffic handling to the proxy layer.