- https://pyinfra.com - Python infrastructure management, been picking up pace recently trying to keep on top of PRs!

- https://kanmail.io - always plugging away at Kanmail changes, no one uses it really except me but that’s fine :) new site designed by fable blew my mind

- https://verified.fyi - first side project started initially as a vibe coding experiment, but it’s become quite good at sussing out dodgy websites

Website with solitaire/card games. There are so many sites, but all of them are either full of bugs, full of ads or both. So long time ago I've decided to write a site for myself that works really well, and then I shifted my attention to other projects.

This time - I'm so close! I probably need few more weeks to somewhat polish the game and fix the rendering quirks and I'll be ready to put it online for easy access when I'm bored lol.

Fork of Bitwarden's Chrome and Firefox extensions (password manager) with UX improvements to make the tool useable.

The coolest feature I added was a tool to handle passwords under duress.

I'm still working on the Chrome version, but this is the Firefox version:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/saigon-safe/

WhisperOS, an offgrid messaging OS base on the MeshCore protocal.

https://ssaprus.works

Previously I've shared optio - my project for orchestrating coding agents. It ties into ticketing systems and when assigned a ticket, it launches a coding agent in k8s and works until the PR is ready, resuming for failed CI or PR feedback (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47520220).

Recently I've been trying to expand it from just coding focused to any kind of agent workflow. So now there are cron and webhook triggers, and more general agent tasks that aren't necessarily coding focused (https://github.com/jonwiggins/optio/blob/main/docs/persisten...).

I think next I want to try and add features for long term memory for agents, but haven't decided on a good way to do it.

Hi, I’m working on Trophikos, a recipe organization app for iOS. Not a meal planner, not a social feed. Just a calm, well-designed place to collect your own recipes, food, baked goods, and even native support for cocktails. Manual entry, OCR importing, URL importing, and the ability to share and export.

I’m still actively working on it but just submitted to App Store review. TestFlight is open if anyone wants to try it before launch: https://testflight.apple.com/join/baWAQ4tj

Happy to hear any feedback, especially from people who currently store recipes across Notes, screenshots, and 15 open browser tabs.

I am actively working to support iOS 27 (and the other 27 OS’s) and will be posting development updates over on mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@saxtechsolutions

Been working on an application to replace the app i got from when i had a personal trainer. I wanted to be able to edit my own and my wifes workouts, nutrition etc without being locked in and buying more sessions.

So last 1.5 years i slowly built a web admin + ios app that has all the same functionality but with the concept of coaching yourself or others. Got some interest from coworkers and friends so trying to make it into a saas and launch after summer.

https://www.strengthara.com/

I recently became a dad, and right now the only way my 30-day-old will sleep is with the sound of our kitchen range hood, so I built a small one pager that mimics white noise, womb sounds and our range hood. I hope I don't jinx this but works good so far.

Womb.FM - https://www.womb.fm

I'm working on my vehicle building game https://mechacraft.io that I recently released on CrazyGames (my first released game!). It currently sits around 60 CCU which isn't great so I'm polishing/reworking things to see if I can increase it in the next few months. I'm also still looking for a rev share partner that can handle the visual side of things something along the lines of a technical / 3D artist.

When I was working at amazon (left May 8) working on agents was all the rage. Combined with initiatives that set goals for nearly all services to have a MCP built and available by the end of the year agents will be even more emphasized in the future.

However what happens when you actually build and launch your agent is customers try it, do some initial runs and then go ask your manager to automate their use case. That is why I have been building https://toolscaled.com/ The goal being work through your problem space using agentic chat (like Claude Desktop) and then at the end convert it to a workflow. I am pretty close to launching and have been testing. If you're interested send me an email! (if you do sign up just fyi its still in beta so YMMV.