I'm a software engineer who got tired of tools that don't quite fit. These are things I made to solve my own problems. Maybe they'll help you too.
I'm a software engineer and photographer who builds tools when I can't find what I need. No venture capital, no growth targets, just useful software that solves real problems. Everything here is something I use myself, built the way I wish commercial software was built.
Optimized for performance. No bloat, no lag.
Adapt to your workflow, not the other way around.
Built with production use in mind. Tested thoroughly.
Each tool solves one problem exceptionally well. No subscriptions, no tracking—just honest software.
I'm a photographer who kept missing perfect photo conditions. So I built this to get notified when specific weather happens at specific locations - like clear skies at a particular beach at sunset, or fog rolling in at my favorite mountain viewpoint. Turns out it's useful for way more than photography.
After years of RAW-dependent backups, I realized I needed JPEGs that'll open in 20 years regardless of what happens to Adobe or Lightroom. Built this Lightroom plugin to preserve folder structure during batch exports. Free and open-source because photo archives shouldn't depend on proprietary software staying around.
I got tired of software that treats users as resources to extract value from. Subscription fatigue, dark patterns, feature bloat - it's exhausting. So I build things differently.
What You Can Expect:
Every tool I build is designed to disappear into your workflow. It should feel like a natural extension of your process, not an obstacle to work around. I'm building the tools I wish existed—professional-grade, affordable, and respectful of your time and data.