Longer writing, tools I built so I could stop using ones full of ads, and a playground of effects and small games.
Field Notes
Why I started a project, what I actually think about it, what the research says, and what I got wrong. First person, side notes included, for people who like reading.
Things I use every week. They run in your browser, so your files stay on your device.
Terminal-style daily planner. Also hidden behind the VR headset on the homepage, or open it directly here.
Paste AI-generated text and clean em dashes, en dashes, and double hyphens, with a live preview of every change. Small tool for a common AI writing tic.
Cut songs and split them into vocals, drums, bass, guitar and piano. The machine-learning model runs in your browser, so your music never gets uploaded.
Paste an image and get it back without the background, then drop in any colour. Full resolution, no watermark, nothing uploaded.
Drop in PDFs, drag them into order, pick the pages you want and save one file. Nothing leaves your computer.
Mix white, pink and brown noise with rain, wind, waves, a fan and a fire. Generated live, so there is no loop to hear, with a timer that fades out.
Effects from this site on their own, my versions of a few sites I love, and small experiments.
My homepage as a brick breaker. Every word, button and picture is a brick.
I'm hiding somewhere on the page. You can't see me. Listen for me.
One button, a hand-picked corner of the internet, and no repeats until you have seen them all.
A pool you can touch. The same water is at the top of this page.
The glass from my header on its own. Slide it from clear to frost.
The card tilt from my projects, with a frame floating in front of the picture.
The steel cube from my homepage, alone. Scroll and it turns.
Live observatory for sticky notes used by CMU MHCI cohorts since 2012: physics pile, year-by-year breakdowns, and a running total.
The whole portfolio, rebuilt in 3D. Open it on a headset browser to step inside, or take the 3D preview here.
Looking for the ML models? They have their own tab now: the Lab →