A self-hosted internship radar across 33 company and aggregate sources. It ranks technical client-facing roles, verifies each posting against my actual degree, graduation date, work authorization, term, and location, then alerts me only when the match is actionable.
A geopolitical and markets briefing program. A home server compiles 20+ live sources every morning, a local model writes the executive summary, and the brief lands in Telegram before I am out of bed.
A lightweight, privacy-focused desktop browser: a Rust shell over WebView2 with idle-tab discarding, ad blocking, real Chrome extensions, passkey support, and a page-aware local-AI sidebar. Deliberately frozen once the market caught up.
An open-source US relocation planner. Enter your household and see, for every county in the country, the real after-tax-and-benefits money picture plus a household-weighted livability score, on a map.
A growing family of self-paced, browser-based trainers for technical fundamentals. Twelve subjects shipped so far, each built on the same Learn → Play → Try rhythm.
A sports-betting arbitrage and +EV detection engine. Pure math and data layer: four devig models, worst-case stake rounding, and a structural same-market guard that kills the phantom arbs naive scanners fall for.
A local-first personal budgeting app that auto-syncs with Chase through Plaid and runs every AI feature on my own hardware. No subscription, no cloud, no data leaving my desk.