An independent developer
Software for the machines you already have.
A cluster OS for spare hardware, a desktop window onto the systems you run, a browser console for your containers and VMs, a honeypot that maps who comes knocking, and a calm game for the phone in your pocket.
What I'm building
Five projects-
Coming to Google Play
VoxelHunt
game · Android · free
A calm, one-thumb hunt through a glowing voxel sea. Glimmers hide against blocks of their own colour; drift close and ease into one to catch it. Plays offline, with no ads, accounts or tracking.
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Released
ExpanseOS
cluster OS · NixOS-based
The cluster OS for the machines you already have. It turns ordinary hardware into self-healing cluster nodes, with replicated storage, scheduled services, failover and a live web console, built from proven parts rather than new distributed systems.
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Pre-release
Wayseer
desktop app · Linux, macOS, Windows
Your systems, as one world you move through. A native app that gathers Prometheus, Kubernetes, Docker, Proxmox, SQL and local metrics into one view of topology and timelines. Read-only by default, with no telemetry.
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Open source
webTraffik
network sensor · Go · MIT
A traffic sensor and low-interaction honeypot. It listens on the ports scanners probe most, plays along just enough to capture what they send (credentials, commands, exploit payloads, TLS fingerprints), and streams every source to a live world-map dashboard. One pure-Go binary.
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Source on GitHub
IncUX
web UI · Go + SolidJS · for Incus
A web front-end for Incus containers and VMs. One Go binary serves the UI and proxies to Incus servers, local or remote: launch, snapshot, copy and migrate instances, watch them live, and drop into a console, a shell or a VM's screen from the browser.
Say hello
Questions, bug reports and ideas are all welcome.