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.
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.