Projects
Habits + IF Tracker (March 2026)
I was using the Loops habit tracker + the Zero app for tracking intermittent fasts (IF). But I basically didn't use 99% of Zero's features, mostly used it as a glorified timer. And I was frustrated by the data silos – to me, IF naturally aligned with habits. So I decided to build my own tracker: it combines exactly the features I want and then some. It's bespoke software for an audience of one (moi). The era of personal software is here and I love it! Habits supports light/dark modes, fully responsive on mobile, PWA (so can be "installed" as an app), push notifications etc. I'm loving it!
tuner.rocks (Feb 2026)
Diwaker
There are hundreds (thousands?) of apps and web-based tuners, so why one more? All the tuners I tried were lacking in some way or another: too bloated or full of ads or too slow or paid or unreliable or hard to find etc etc. So I built tuner.rocks. It started off as scratching a personal itch but I put a lot of work into it and feel proud enough of the work to make it public. It's free, fast, works on all devices for all instruments. Check it out and if you like it, spread the word! 🙏
What If? (Jan 2026)
I love xkcd and have enjoyed the "what if" books. I would often be asking "what if" questions to the LLMs. I thought it might be fun to see what kind of "what if" questions people ask, and maybe have AI come up with answers + diagrams.
Submit questions, like your favorites and stay curious!
hub.stx.pub (Dec 2025)
A public hub of misc info about the Stacks blockchain. I implemented most of the wire format, built an API and a pretty vanilla front-end. Source.
Everything is Everything rocks (Nov 2025)
Amit and Ajay also host a fantastic YouTube show called Everything Is Everything (EIE for fans), where every week they dig into an interesting / relevant topic. I modified the tsatu.rocks backend to spin up a similar recommendations browser / explorer for EIE. Enjoy!
tsatu.rocks (Oct 2025)
I love Amit Varma's long-form podcast The Seen And The Unseen (TSATU for fans). TSATU has been a big part of my life in the past few years. This is my love letter to TSATU. I haven't open-sourced this yet, but will probably do soon. Meanwhile you can read how I built it.
Vibes (ongoing)
Just a collection of small, vibe-coded experiments – all static, purely client-side, served via Github pages.
