Projects

A statically typed language for resilient actor-based services, with supervision and protocol-aware contracts built in.

Independent MeshCore repeater, room, companion and bot roles sharing one LoRa radio.

Share text and code with expiry, privacy controls, encryption, and durable short links.

Draw digital circuits, import Verilog, simulate state, inspect waveforms, and estimate FPGA resources in the browser.

Write Hew programs to guide a robot through puzzles, from command sequences to sensors and actors.

Follow simulated ant colonies through recorded harvests, underground digging and encounters with other colonies.

A live camera on an Alberta pond, watching nesting Canada geese, ducks, and whatever else wanders past.

Build a photo album with a style, a link, and an expiry date you can see from the start.

A MIDI routing, transform, and diagnostic workbench for macOS, iPad, and iPhone.

Build a workable Edmonton Fringe schedule from the shows you want to see and the time you have available.

Dial into simulated vintage systems, interpreters, games, information services, and packet radio from a browser terminal.

Type a plan the way you would say it, share the link, and let everyone vote before the idea evaporates.

One puzzle a weekday, easy on Monday and not on Friday, with the weekend left alone.

Live interface throughput in the macOS menu bar, polled straight from your own network gear over SNMP.

Keep DNS resolver latency visible in the macOS menu bar and inspect records without leaving the utility.

Public all-sky cameras that record each night as a timelapse, a star trail composite, and a keogram.

Build boolean and predicate logic in the browser, with live truth tables, simplification, and a Z3 solver.

Visualize how code evolves over time by analyzing Git repository history with interactive charts and audio sonification.

Forty single-purpose browser apps, each one aimed at a single solver, puzzle, or calculation.

An experimental operating system that keeps its own causal history, so the machine can say what caused what.

A five-minute orbital mechanics game where you drag satellites off a planet and argue with the inverse-square law.

Explore every elementary cellular automaton rule through generated patterns and measures of order, sensitivity, and complexity.

Upload an image, add the context that makes it useful later, and share the direct link.

Drop a file, get a direct shareable link, and manage longer-lived uploads with an account.

Inspect DNS records, propagation, DNSSEC, mail configuration, delegation, and domain ownership from one browser toolbox.

Write Markdown with a live preview and publish it as a clean, durable page.

A URL shortener whose links cannot be re-pointed, with a safety preview and optional citation snapshots.

A low-overhead RTL TCP relay that lets multiple clients share a single RTL-SDR receiver.

Send one private API notification to every paired device you own.

Record or upload a short audio clip and hand someone a link to it.

A browser toy that drops a pair of pliers onto a live busbar and counts the consequences.

Rank tonight's targets against your site, gear, moon, and forecast, then keep the logbook that comes out of it.

An iPhone horizon surveyor that records what it actually saw, including the sectors it did not.

A browser tool for stacking notes, hearing the result, and finding out what chord you just built.

A software-defined AX.25 packet radio modem built entirely on Arduino with PWM audio output and ADC decoding.

An automatic power cutoff circuit for 12V systems that prevents battery overdischarge in mobile and solar applications.

Lead a flock south, recruit stragglers, hold formation, manage stamina, and avoid hawks in a browser flying game.

A pixel-art drive west from Moose Jaw, with potholes, grain trucks, and a perogy supper at the far end.

The station card for my callsign: location, gear, QSL routes, and a live map of where the signal has landed.

Edmonton's original makerspace: a member-run non-profit workshop for building, repairing, learning, and sharing tools.

A barbershop quartet with nine albums, a charting track, and no members, songs, or recordings.

A three-level browser puzzle about following the crowd. Remove obstacles to guide enough lemmings to the goal.