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Live, maintained, and used by hundreds
Coding is new to me, but these products are real. They're live, hundreds of people use them, and I maintain them.
I started coding to solve problems I actually had: what the river is doing today, whether the fishing is on, and how big a solar system needs to be.
A network of live river-level sites for kayakers and rafters in Chile, with seven-plus river hubs on one domain. Each hub combines government gauge data with dam releases, adds estimates where no gauge exists, and works in English and Spanish.
Futaleufú · Pucón · Maipo · Panguipulli · Puelo · Baker · Río Claro
Live fly-fishing conditions for Chilean Patagonia, built on the same gauge network.
Flows and a projected dam-release calendar for Massachusetts' Deerfield River.
An interactive atlas of 44 whitewater runs across seven regions of Chile, with search, filters, and live flows.
An off-grid living calculator for solar, batteries, water, septic, gardens, and compost, with a printable spec sheet. It grew out of the Citadel build.
A portable offline Mac app that bundles local AI, an offline library (Wikipedia and more), offline maps, and notes, with no internet required.
Also built: No Snooze, an Android and iPhone alarm with no snooze button that keeps ringing until you get up and move.