I build tools. Most of what I make starts as a personal problem I got tired of working around,
and at some point it felt wrong to keep it private. So here we are.
I started as a music producer and ended up writing more code than playing chords.
Somewhere along the way the two got tangled together and I never really untangled them.
I now build tools for producers, scripts that poke at the internet,
and utilities that should have existed already but somehow didn't.
I don't have a brand. I don't have a niche. I don't have a LinkedIn.
I see something missing, find it annoying enough, build it, and put it here.
In case someone else finds it useful. Or at least entertaining.
I stay anonymous. The work speaks for itself.
(the work also has a terrible commit history but let's not talk about that)
A Tampermonkey script for people tired of not being able to save Instagram voice messages.
Because Instagram won't let you. Because of course they won't.
Hooks into fetch, XMLHttpRequest and HTMLMediaElement simultaneously, matches each intercepted URL
to the right waveform bubble using duration as the only shared identifier between DOM and CDN.
One button per bubble. One click. File in your downloads. 200 lines of vanilla JS you can read yourself.
Instagram has 2 billion users and still won't let you save a voice message. Priorities.
A desktop app for producers who are tired of folders named samples_FINAL_v3_USE_THIS.
You drop in a chaotic directory of kicks, snares, loops and synths and it comes out the other side
sorted into 14 categories, renamed with a template you define, and ready to distribute or sell.
Five distinct visual themes, audio preview on hover, one Python file, one dependency.
I spent more time on the themes than on the actual logic. Worth it.
Drop any image, get real pixel art back.
Not a filter, not a "make it look pixelated" button.
Actual perceptual color quantization, Floyd-Steinberg dithering, smart auto pixel sizing.
It reads the content of the image before deciding on a resolution, which sounds obvious
and yet nobody else seemed to bother doing it.
No account, no upload, no waiting. Runs on your machine. Done.
A web-based iOS app store that Apple forgot to build.
Browse tweaked apps, emulators and utilities from curated AltStore sources, straight from your Home Screen.
No account, no subscription, no nonsense.
Just a mobileconfig, a JSON file, and a very strong opinion about what belongs on your iPhone.
A multithreaded reconnaissance tool that scans random public IPs and surfaces exposed devices in real time.
Cameras, routers, admin panels, live streams, forgotten websites sitting wide open.
IRIS sends plain HTTP requests at scale and classifies what comes back using 57 device signatures.
People talk about the deep web like it requires Tor and a mystery password.
The reality is that the most interesting stuff is just sitting on the regular internet,
completely public, waiting for someone to look. IRIS looks.
Discord added quests that require you to play specific games to earn rewards.
The games weigh anywhere from 30GB to 500GB.
The reward is a small decorative orb on your Discord profile.
OrbsHacker fakes the game processes so Discord thinks you are playing without installing anything.
It is completely stupid, it took me a weekend, it works perfectly,
and I consider it one of my finest achievements as a developer.
Feed it a photo, pick one of 18 algorithms, move some sliders.
It comes out the other side looking like it was printed in 1994 on a machine that was very tired.
Full pre/post effects pipeline, a palette system that extracts colors directly from your image,
live preview that never freezes, before/after toggle, presets, export in four formats.
No cloud, no account, no nonsense. Every pixel processed on your machine in NumPy.
I also gave it a mascot. Her name is Dither Girl :)
Cisco Packet Tracer locks its .pka files behind a full encryption pipeline.
Twofish block cipher, CTR stream mode, CMAC authentication, EAX authenticated encryption.
PKA Decipher reverses the whole thing, gives you the raw XML, lets you patch whatever you want,
and writes it back to disk as a file Packet Tracer opens without complaining.
Full crypto stack implemented from scratch in pure Python, zero dependencies.
Also ships with a reference patcher that makes any activity open already at 100%,
because sometimes you just want to see the topology without doing the homework.
A desktop game launcher for people who just want to play without the bloat.
Browse a live catalog, download, extract and launch games from one clean frameless window.
No account, no subscription, no nonsense. Everything lives in a single folder next to the exe.
Built on Python and pywebview. One script, zero servers, runs entirely on your machine.
I wrote the whole UI in embedded HTML because I refused to learn a proper GUI framework. No regrets.