A Turbo Pascal experiment in direct video memory writes, from 1995. Still compiles and runs in DOSBox-X.

A useless time waster built with Vanilla JS. Most clicks are for work; this is a visual mantra. Click, vanish, flash, repeat. Fight chaos and track stats with zero stakes in this cross-platform PWA.

Play, test, or learn the standard Windows beep sounds - now a modern Tauri rewrite of a 2015 Windows Forms app.

Type and see colors in real-time with this open-source, cross-platform Flutter app. Explore, learn, and inspire with colors.

Instantly create a text editor with your desired character limit for social media, headlines, or other constrained text. A "Hello World" project built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

👋 One of my first Hello World apps in Flutter, featuring discreet, color-coded tally counters for Android and the Web.

A Hello World app with easy-to-use counters for each day of the week.

Endless random colors! An open source random color generator written in Flutter.

A tiny bookmarklet to reveal or copy all those passwords hidden under asterisks in your browser.

Eraser for DOS. 0.1 pre-release. Written in Borland C++ in 1997. Where it all started.

Password viewer and magnifier. Instant clarity on passwords. For techies & non-techies alike, elderly, visually impaired, and class/meeting shares.