A selection of independently engineered applications, systems utilities, and open-source tools built to solve practical real-world problems.
Two independent full-stack projects built on modern edge infrastructure.
Making historical turfgrass trial research easier to compare, with cultivar recommendations grounded in local and regional evidence.
Helping New Hampshire residents discover heating-fuel providers, compare publicly posted oil and propane prices, and explore historical trends.
Compact, single-purpose software developed with minimal dependencies and direct hardware integration.
A lightweight unknown-device monitor for UniFi network controllers. Features a local Web dashboard, SQLite historical logging, an intuitive approval workflow to trust or ignore newly detected MAC addresses, and pluggable alerts for Pushover and generic webhooks. Packaged as a secure, non-root single-container deployment.
An unofficial interactive academic planning suite for Southern New Hampshire University students. Unifies interactive degree prerequisite visualization, course dependency graph rendering, and transfer equivalency lookups using Next.js, React Flow, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL.
A modern C++17 library and command-line utility (cpups) for communicating directly with CyberPower UPS devices over USB HID and serial. Created by reverse-engineering vendor driver protocols to provide a native Apple Silicon / arm64 binary without Rosetta translation overhead or proprietary runtime dependencies.
A native Swift macOS menu bar utility for observing physical Ethernet and Wi-Fi network failover. Quietly tracks network adapter state changes and delivers optional notifications while leaving system routing tables, Wi-Fi radios, and VPN/Tailscale overlays entirely unperturbed.