NO. 01OCTOBER 2026$3.00

Projects

Side projects and experiments, built after hours. Most of them live in private repos, so a card links to the running site where there is one, and to the source where it’s public.

On air

  • askr

    Guess which subreddit a real Reddit post title comes from. A daily challenge, three practice levels, and an office-terminal look after Severance.

    Play it

  • Manga City

    The TomTom Orbis map drawn as a manga background: ink lines, screentone, sun shadows and lit windows. Seven scenes, Shibuya first.

    Open it

  • Juno Brown

    A portfolio for Juno Brown, a set and object designer in Amsterdam, built as a case file you scroll through, page by page.

    Open it

  • Pikmin for OpenPeon

    A sound pack for AI coding agents: 35 Pikmin sounds for the moments an agent finishes a task, fails one, or needs you. Listed in the OpenPeon registry, so peon-ping installs it by name.

    Listen Source

On the bench

  • Route Racer

    A map game. Draw a route from A to B that snaps to the roads, while a bot draws its own. The TomTom router’s fastest route decides who wins.

    Not online yet.

  • Roadle

    Guess the city from its roads alone. Each wrong guess shows more of the map. One city a day, the same for everyone.

    Not online yet.

  • Plantopia

    My Notion plant-care tracker, kept up to date from Claude Code: tell it about a new plant, and it fills in the light, the water and the photo.

    Source

Gems from my learning era

  • Tamagotchi on Arduino

    The Tamagotchi P1, emulated on an Arduino UNO with three buttons and a small screen. Built on TamaLib.

    Source

  • Fish Fanatics

    An IoT tank monitor: a Raspberry Pi reads the water, and a Telegram bot lets you check on the fish and change their tank from anywhere.

    Source

  • Microbial classification

    Computer vision for petri dishes: a model that tells microbes apart, and a tool that makes synthetic training images from real photos.

    Source