25 projects
Projects
Ventures, flagship builds, and lab experiments. Real users, production intent, and a few side quests that are simply interesting.
Ventures
Early-stage ventures on a path to becoming real companies. Real users, real stakes, and open to conversations with early users and investors.
- Live
Archipelag.io
Decentralized AI compute platform. Run AI workloads on a network of community-operated GPU hosts. fast, fair, and local. Jobs route to nearby hosts for lower latency, data stays in your region for compliance, and hosts earn directly for the compute they provide. No cloud provider markups.
- Live
Cyanea
The open community for life science research. Share datasets, protocols, and experiments with version control and citation tracking. Rust-powered analysis stack with browser-based WASM tools, multi-format support (FASTA, FASTQ, VCF, CSV), and full provenance tracking. Open-source, self-hostable, federation-ready.
- In development
Humankind
Human continuity platform for preserving presence across generations. Humankind helps people build a living archive of voice, stories, memories, values, and relational warmth so the texture of a person remains accessible long after distance, aging, or death would otherwise erase it. Consent-first, privacy by default, and explicit about the difference between recorded truth, reconstruction, and inference.
- Shipping
Arcanist
High-performance Haskell tooling, built in Rust. Home of hx (a unified Haskell package manager with managed toolchains and 5.6x faster cold builds) and bhc (an alternative Haskell compiler with runtime profiles, WebAssembly support, and tensor-native numerics). Modern workflows, no ecosystem fragmentation.
Flagship and serious builds
Infrastructure, tooling, and systems I maintain with production intent. These solve real problems I hit repeatedly.
- Stable
Zentinel
Guardian of the Free Web. A security-first reverse proxy built on Cloudflare's Pingora framework. Memory-safe by default, explicit configuration over hidden defaults, and an isolated agent architecture for extensibility without compromising proxy stability. 20+ security agents, SDKs in 7 languages, a pure Rust ModSecurity reimplementation, and a fleet management control plane.
- Live
broodwar.live
The community platform for StarCraft: Brood War competitive play, a basketball-reference.com for Brood War. Profiles for 150 pro players in English and Korean, build orders for every matchup, tournaments, a wiki, and replay analysis that runs in the browser on WebAssembly, so nothing is uploaded.
- Live
hx
An extremely fast Haskell package and project manager, written in Rust. Unified build, test, run, format, and lint with managed toolchains and sub-second response times. Designed to replace the fragmented Haskell tooling ecosystem with a single, cohesive tool.
- In development
bhc
The Basel Haskell Compiler. A next-generation Haskell compiler and runtime targeting predictable, low-latency performance. Structured concurrency primitives, a tensor-native numeric pipeline for ML workloads, and a runtime designed for systems where GC pauses are unacceptable.
- In development
Refrakt
A convention-first web framework for Gleam. Productive like Phoenix, explicit like Gleam, composable with Wisp and Lustre. Full-stack code generation, CRUD scaffolding, and a batteries-included developer experience on the BEAM.
- In development
Civic and research
Open standards, evidence, and systems thinking applied to public life, history, and the study of human collectives.
- Live
Die Zukunft
A Swiss movement that applies engineering principles to public life: not left, not right. Digital sovereignty through open standards, auditable and portable public infrastructure, and policy grounded in evidence, with its own research pipeline for Swiss federal data.
- Very early
- Early prototype
Chronicle of Earth
An interactive atlas of history and geopolitics, starting with 1900–2026. An early prototype pairs a 3D globe that zooms down to villages and streets with a timeline spanning days to decades. Its data model keeps events, territorial claims, control, sources, and uncertainty distinct. Historical coverage is still a small draft collection; detailed base maps show present-day geography.
Labs / passion projects
I try a lot of ideas, ship them small and real, and see which ones stick. Some will graduate to flagship. Some will stay fun forever. No pressure either way.
- In development
WASM-AD
A fantasy console standard with 32-bit handheld hardware: tile layers, sprites, palettes, and save RAM, memory-mapped inside the cartridge. A cartridge is a single WebAssembly module. Comes with a written spec, a reference renderer with conformance tests, a Rust SDK, and a web player.
- In development
coconutOS
A Rust microkernel for GPU-isolated AI inference. Capability-based shards with their own page tables, IOMMU-backed GPU partitioning, monotonic syscall restriction, and side-channel mitigations. It already runs a transformer forward pass end to end inside an isolated shard, with per-token benchmarks.
- In development
Terrarium
A societal simulation engine where LLM-powered agents form emergent civilizations. Each agent has a personality, needs, memories, and beliefs that can be wrong. You set the rules of the world, then watch for markets, hierarchies, and alliances to emerge on their own.
- Live
Hotaru
Simulated neuron cultures on a 60-electrode array play Pong in your browser, as in the DishBrain experiment. One culture gets feedback for its hits and misses, an identical one gets it at random. So far the feedback has not made them reliably better, and the page shows the numbers.
- In development
Sango
Edge diagnostics for the modern web. An operator-grade CLI that performs comprehensive endpoint analysis in a single command. TLS inspection, HTTP protocol detection (HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3), security headers, latency measurements, and technology stack identification.
- In development
- In development
- In development
- In development
- Very early
- In development
- In progress
Learn You the Web
A friendly guide to how the web actually works. For Real This Time. HTTP, DNS, TLS, and the protocols that hold it all together. without the hand-waving or oversimplification.
