Apps
Single-purpose tools I built for my own day-to-day, hosted right here. Most run entirely client-side and keep their data on your device, with nothing to sign into; the ones tagged Passphrase follow me between machines and ask for one.
Imposter
Pass-the-phone party game
Everyone gets the secret word except the imposter. Add names, pick categories, swipe up to see your role, give one-word clues and find out who's faking it. One phone, no accounts.
Mind Meld
Same-wavelength party game
A psychic sees a hidden target on a spectrum like Cold ↔ Hot and gives one clue. Your team turns the dial to find it. Teams or co-op, 110+ spectrum cards, one phone.
Ace-Cards
Card game rulebook
Rules for 30+ classic card games: filter by how many are playing, read a 10-second refresher, jot house rules, keep score, or let it pick tonight's game. Add your own games too.
Heads Up
Forehead guessing game
Hold the phone to your forehead while friends give clues. Tilt down when you get it, up to pass. 14 decks, make your own, beat your best score.
The Iron Bank
Crypto trading cockpit
Scan a watchlist for RSI, ATR and volume spikes, size the position so a trade can only ever risk what you decided, then journal the thesis and grade it later on R. Lives on its own domain, behind a passphrase.
Ace-Macros
Macro & nutrition tracker
Catalogue foods, quick-log your day on a timeline, and watch daily totals land against your goals — with a live calendar and monthly progress. All data stays on your device.
Ace-Budget
Money in & out, by day
Log income and expenses on a live calendar, tag them by category, and watch monthly totals and your net land in real time. On-device, no bank connection.
Homebase
Household utilities & smart devices
A control panel for the home — lights, plugs, sensors, and an Alexa nudge — bridged through a self-hosted hub (Home Assistant) or a small proxy. Exploring the options now.
Skill Tree
Level up your life
A gamified skill tree for the habits worth building — tap to log, watch each life domain level up, and let your GitHub commits fill in Craft on their own. On-device.
Command Deck
Personal start page
Bookmarks, feeds, and live widgets on one glanceable screen. On the roadmap.
Where this is going
The plan is a small fleet of self-hosted day-to-day tools with live widgets and my own data behind them. On-device first, with server-backed sync where a tool has to follow me between machines.