I build the whole stack. And run it myself.

A native Windows PE executor for Linux — no Wine, no VM, no container in the loop. Runs Windows binaries directly by working at the PE loader and syscall boundary instead of emulating a full machine or reimplementing the entire Win32 API surface.

• No VM or container — binaries run directly on the host
• No Wine dependency — a much smaller surface area than a full API reimplementation
• MIT licensed, written in C

A from-scratch Linux ALSA driver for the MOTU PCI-324/PCI-424 audio card and its AudioWire interfaces — reverse-engineered directly from the vendor's Windows driver, since MOTU never shipped Linux support for this hardware.

• Full ALSA driver written from scratch, no vendor Linux source to build on
• Reverse-engineered from the Windows driver binary
• Covers the AudioWire interface protocol, not just basic PCM audio

A low-latency audio engine for Linux, built as the equivalent of ASIO4ALL on Windows — gives low-latency access across the existing Linux audio stack, packaged for 20 different formats.

• ASIO4ALL-equivalent low-latency routing for Linux
• Packaged across 20 different formats/distros
• Sits on top of the existing Linux audio stack rather than replacing it

A network audio bridge that shares any sound card over Ethernet — plug a card in on one machine, use it from another over RJ45, across Windows, Linux and macOS.

• Cross-platform — Windows, Linux and macOS clients
• Streams over plain Ethernet, no dedicated audio-over-IP hardware needed
• Written in Rust

A Linux distribution built specifically for music production around REAPER — DAW and audio stack configured and ready out of the box, instead of hand-tuning JACK/PipeWire/ALSA from scratch.

• REAPER preconfigured as the default DAW
• Audio stack tuned for low latency out of the box
• GPLv3, built on top of an existing base distro

An offline-first audio sample manager for producers — browse, tag, and preview sample libraries in the browser, with waveform preview and no dependency on a network connection.

• Offline-first — works without an internet connection
• Waveform preview via WaveSurfer.js
• React + Tailwind front end

A self-hosted MCP connector that links a Garmin account to Claude — runs entirely on your own machine, with zero third-party server in the middle and credentials that never leave your hardware.

• Zero third-party server — the connector runs on your own machine
• Garmin credentials never leave your machine
• Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

A one-command installer for a macOS Tahoe (macOS 26) VM on Proxmox VE — works on any Intel or AMD CPU, with or without AVX2 support.

• One command, from zero to a running macOS VM on Proxmox
• Works without AVX2 — most Hackintosh/VM guides require it
• CPU-agnostic across Intel and AMD

Auto-generates a bootable macOS installer and a matching OpenCore EFI tailored to your specific hardware, from Linux or Windows — takes the manual, error-prone parts out of building a Hackintosh EFI.

• Generates a hardware-matched OpenCore EFI automatically
• Runs from Linux or Windows, not just macOS
• Builds the bootable installer, not just the EFI

A self-hosted fitness analytics app — training data stays on a server you control instead of a third-party platform's.

• Fully self-hosted — no third-party account required
• Analytics on top of training history, not just a raw log