Tools I built because I needed them myself, then finished far enough to hand over. They run in a browser on your own web space or straight on your machine — no account, no subscription, nothing of yours on someone else’s server.
G-code generator
Design vases, lamps and planters with live 3D controls and export printable G-code. Vase mode is not an afterthought here: the surface you shape is the spiral that gets printed. No CAD, no slicer detour, nothing to install.
Idea board
A lean board for images, notes, sketches and arrows — room to think, without the rest of the suite. It runs on your own web space or as a desktop app for Mac and Windows. No account with someone else’s service, no subscription.
Filament tracker
Every spool on the shelf in one tidy list: colour, material, brand, rolls left and what you thought of it. A table at the desk, cards in front of the shelf, your phone in between. It lives on your own web space, not in someone’s cloud.
Menu bar utility
Holds the microphone in place. Pair a Bluetooth headset and macOS grabs its tiny mic — this one puts the input straight back where you left it. It can pin an output device the same way, and lift a quiet microphone with a limiter that keeps every peak below clipping.
Not released yet — page to follow
