Created https://www.spreadcheer.net - a Christmas list app that can store locally, isn't full of ads, no login required and should be pretty fast

Originally started in 2012, I’m (still) building log.soccer - a stat-tracking tool for amateur soccer players. This is the third or fourth iteration of the site, which until this year mostly served as a glorified résumé project to showcase the latest framework or tool I had just learnt.

Thanks to ChatGPT, my productivity went through the roof this year, and I finally shipped an MVP that might actually be useful.

It’s a standard Django + React + AWS stack. My raison d’être is to build an Apple Watch app that tracks match scores in real time. 2026 hopefully.

https://log.soccer

I created a small / 20 line Jupyter notebook that uses the Nthesis api which shapes, tags, and makes the data searchable, chattable and allows you to visualize relationships / data clusters (yep lots of games this month!). https://nthesis.ai/public/hn-working-on

I've always loved the "What are you working on" post. So many niche and interesting projects!

Me and my friends are working on a fitness companion app, used for tracking both nutrition intake and workouts. Taking the best from well known nutrition apps and workout apps like Hevy. In the core of it will be an AI Agent which can analyze the overall progress based on food and exercise logs and give personalized suggestions.

https://thefithub.sk

Maybe a bit too complex project for me to handle but hopefully will take it somewhere

XLabel, a Computer Vision annotation tool capable of working with several formats, besides storing labels as metadata within the images themselves. Also features a redesigned GUI.

https://github.com/VoxleOne/XLabel

A Mac-based video manager that automatically transcribes, translates and summarises videos. I process information best through reading, so I built it to manage my growing collection of training course videos, webinars and meeting recordings. Currently working on adding RAG search to make it easier to query content.

Also building a CMS and static site generator that runs entirely client side in the browser. Pick themes, model content an publish to clean HTML. It also makes content available beyond just the browser, eg in a command line TUI.

https://www.sparktype.org

I'm working on Curatora.io — a smart content ideas discovery tool that helps creators and marketers discover share-worthy content ideas from thousands of trusted sources.

Curatora filters the noise using AI and surfaces the most relevant, high-quality articles in real time — so you can stay consistent with your message without burning out.

I recently became unemployed so I am building a tracker for all my job applications what stage I am at in each process that kinda thing

https://interviews.tools

It’s no where near done

But as always I am also building https://retro-board.it for doing retros and sprint poker

And https://flags.gg for feature flags with quite a lot of agents (rust, go, react, and others)

I created a RescueTime alternative for KDE Plasma. It runs in the background as a daemon and records time spent on each window in a SQLite database. Next step here would be to add a Firefox extension, since a lot of my time is spent browsing the web.

Tracking windows on Wayland is hard because the protocol doesn't support it. I hacked together a script using Claude Code that somehow works, but I barely understand how.

https://github.com/alabhyajindal/timeowl

I built this while working on a data center design and management tool. Interactive react components for rack and network design. https://react-networks-lib.rackout.net/fibre