A curated set of apps and tools from my past project adventures—open source, experiments, and just-for-fun builds.
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An AI-powered personal vocabulary tool that helps you collect and remember words from daily life—reading, browsing, or conversation—and expand your language skills.
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A lightweight macOS app launcher with a distinctive ring UI. Apps fan out around the cursor; rich customization makes launching fast and personal.
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A subscription manager with AI bill analysis and voice input—beyond classic tracking, it surfaces practical tips to save money and improve your plan choices.
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A native macOS window layout tool with a radial menu: hold a key, swipe a direction, release—half screen, quarters, and multi-display layouts without memorizing shortcuts.
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A native macOS clipboard manager that shows copy history as a visual card stream—search, browse, and reuse anything you copied, without nested menus.
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Put a simple, powerful line on your iPhone Lock Screen—a motto, reminder, or mantra. Nothing extra, just the words you choose every time you wake the screen.
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A macOS menu bar tool for one-tap system controls—Dark Mode, hide desktop icons, Stage Manager, and more—with global shortcuts and automation triggers.
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A professional tool for managing GitHub stars—flexible tags, sorting, and search so hundreds of starred repos stay easy to browse and find.
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A minimal intermittent-fasting timer with a soft neumorphic design—track cycles, stay in control, and get gentle reminders for a healthier rhythm.
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An online device mockup studio: upload a video, embed it in frames like iPhone 17 Pro / Pro Max / Air, customize canvas, background, and logo, then export HD images or video.
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A free macOS utility for batch image compression—handy for blog assets, submissions, and everyday file prep.
