1. Shill Market

    A fake prediction market on fake people’s job hunts: the Polymarket pitch, pointed at whether a stranger pays rent. Plus an About page that scrolls from corporate ipsum into American Psycho.

  2. House Brownie

    A shared app for running a home: what you have, what you need, where to get it, and where it lives. Live, paid, and the thing I use to learn native iOS.

  3. Tufte kit

    A rebuild of Tufte CSS that keeps the margin a margin on phones, fits any column, and takes plain Markdown. It runs this blog.

  4. mara-pt

    An Anki-style flashcard app built with my Portuguese teacher, Mara. She unlocks lessons as each class covers them; her students review on their phones.

  5. Marbler

    Ink marbling in your browser. Drop ink on a virtual bath, comb it into patterns, and pull a print.

  6. Barter Kitchen

    Hyper-local dinners with strangers, paid for with work or a skill instead of money: guitar lessons for a few dinners. Built and shipped in two weeks, then abandoned.