Live sources, snapshots, and a little modeling — enough to be useful, not a research paper.
HomeOwner
The group chat for
your home projects. “Wasn’t that you?” They’re on the job. “I think it was $400.” It’s on the ledger. “Did we finish that?” It’s marked done. $99 CAD a year First home Get it →Complex Things.
your home projects. “Wasn’t that you?” They’re on the job. “I think it was $400.” It’s on the ledger. “Did we finish that?” It’s marked done. $99 CAD a year First home Get it →
Passion projects, built to be used
Complex Things.
Made Simple
I make apps that take live, messy information — maps, gauges, forecasts, standings — and turn it into a page you’d actually send to a friend. No manual required.
Things I’ve been building
Each app started because I wanted the answer on one screen. They also happen to be the kind of app you can share with friends, a neighbor, or others that are passionate on that subject.
House · projects · ledger
HomeOwner
The work of the house, in one place. Invite the people who live there, keep projects and costs on a shared ledger — $99 for the first home.
$99 first home
+$49 each extra
Open HomeOwner
Shop · casing · miters
Moulding Buddy
Measure a window or door, pick a Classic Wood profile, and get the long-point length and miter for each side. The cuts stay in this browser.
Windows & doors
35 profiles
Local-first
Open Moulding Buddy
Friends · topics · a buzzer
Trivia Night
Finally, a night for knowing too much.
Same couch or three time zones. You pick the subjects. They pick a fight. The scoreboard keeps you honest.
In person
Remote
Your topics
Open Trivia Night
Phone · parlor · a plaque
Pocket Parlor
Nine games for a phone, and a brass plaque for the scores. The waiting-room cupboard — minesweeper, solitaire, hearts, snake — in your pocket.
Nine games
Hall of Fame
Phone-first
Open Pocket Parlor
Places · maps · memory
GeoXplorer
A living atlas of about 900 curated places. Maps, weather, routes, and notes — so a trip is a choice, not a spreadsheet.
900 places
Live weather
Routing
Open GeoXplorer
Forecast · radar · storms
Weather
Several weather desks, one quiet dashboard: radar, ten days, history, and whether a storm is actually your problem.
Multi-source
Radar
Open Weather
Money · time · a curve
Compoundly
Compound interest, drawn so the future is visible. Slide the inputs. Watch the green line do the talking.
Calculator
Projection
Open Compoundly
Cottagers · gauges · outlook
Mississippi Lake Level
A water briefing for people of the lake. Level, inflow, outflow, and a simple outlook — updated when the gauges are.
Live gauges
7 & 60 day
Open the briefing
Blue Jays · The Push
Blue Jays Playoff Push
The wild-card mess, translated. Games back, who to root against, and whether October is still a rumor.
Hourly
Playoff odds
Open the tracker
Maple Leafs · The Push
Maple Leafs Playoff Push
The playoff math, translated. Points back, who to root against, and whether April is still a rumor.
NHL API
Playoff odds
Open the tracker
NHL · The Push
NHL Playoff Push
The league board, translated. Power rankings, the cut line, and who to root against tonight.
All 32 clubs
Playoff odds
Open the tracker
NFL · The Push
NFL Playoff Push
The playoff picture, translated. Power rankings, the cut line, and whether January is still a rumor.
All 32 clubs
Playoff odds
Open the tracker
Scores · nicknames · no cloud
Game Night
The honest scorekeeper. Mexican Train, poker contracts, darts, cornhole, horseshoes. Names and grudges stay on this device.
Local-first
Five games
Open Game Night
My Goal
The job is to take data and make it consumable.
I like problems where the data is already out there — APIs, gauges, box scores — and nobody has a page they trust or just tells the simple story of what’s happening. The work is pulling the feed, finding the one number that matters today, and putting it in a layout a human can finish before the coffee cools.
These are not client projects. They’re things I wanted for me, family, friends, cottagers, for anyone with a passion. The same craft applies when a business needs a briefing, a dashboard, or a tool people will actually open.
Games back. Lake vs average. The green curve. One read you can act on.
A page you’d text to your dad. Logos, weather, scores — dense underneath, calm on the surface.
If this looks useful
Happy to talk about the next one.
If you have a pile of information that is difficult to understand, I like that problem. Say Hello!