I recently made a joke invoice generator to bill my friends for fake stuff, https://jokeinvoice.com.

My non-technical co-founder is in NY for Antler's 6-week residency program[1] to validate & launch a startup for autism. She just published https://brightpathforautism.com using https://lovable.dev

[1] https://www.antler.co/residency

I'm building Magical.pm – an AI product management co-pilot.

Today, it generates clean, formatted product requirements from natural language and includes templates for different use cases (bug fixes, usability adjustments, etc.).

Soon, it will use RAG to incorporate knowledge of your system into the product requirements and perform inference on key down to help product managers write better specs with AI.

https://magical.pm

Working on a minimalist tool to archive web pages:

https://arcv.me

This web app is an off-shoot of a command-line archiving tool I wrote to scratch my own itch.

In its current form it's tripped up by bot detection and often struggles with heavyweight pages, but it works on enough pages to be somewhat useful.

Archived pages aren't retained long-term, but you can download them as static HTML files. (So kinda like a hosted version of SingleFile.)

Finally scanning my writings from jail and have started posting some of my poems on IG @thatsamcliff - so much to do with cartoons, essays, poems, and four screenplays to type up as well.

Hopefully getting Smart Communications to hand over my USPS Mail they blocked while I was in jail. I never agreed to the Terms and Conditions of Mailguard. That doesn’t mean I forfeited my rights. Hopefully some prisoner advocacy groups respond with guidance on what happens next.

Email Sanitization Service based on Dangerzone.

1. User on allow list forwards suspicious email to service directly from their inbox. 2. The email is parsed, opened, and sanitized in a sandbox environment. Attachments are scanned into raw pixel data and then converted to PDF. 3. Reply email with sanitized content is sent back to original sender. 4. Server is rebuilt, forgetting all previous jobs to protect privacy.

I'm porting a Chip-8 interpreter I wrote in Ruby to C. I was planning to do it in Rust but thought it would be good to face the problems Rust is solving first.

A tool for learning German via reading. The main feature is click a word to see its dictionary entry (not always easy with so many declensions). Flashcard creation from the dictionary entry. Real human spoken audio from Wiktionary.

Will be working on some LLM features soon (explain "X" in the sentence "Y" prompt). It'd be nice to get a word frequency ranking dataset integrated, so I don't waste time learning rare words.

I'm working on https://www.chessfunforlittleones.com/ - an electronic book to introduce children to chess through LED lights, poems and some cute chracters.

I launched the kickstarter a month ago and am currently finalising the logistics for shipping the books out and putting together the shopify site which should launch at some point in April.

I'm building a new terminal multiplexer called cy: https://cfoust.github.io/cy/index.html

It records your sessions and is configurable with Janet, a Lisp. I'm having a lot of fun with it! (It's also the only thing I ever seem to post about on HN, heh)