Production work and the tools around it.

• Upload & transcribe — drop in a reel and the audio is transcribed in the browser.
• Subtitle export — clean SRT for any social platform, or EDL for non-linear editors.
• Word-level timing — captions track the spoken word so they land cleanly on cuts.
• Made for accessibility — the closing step in a real publish-ready short, built so a one-person team can actually do it.

Closes the accessibility gap that kills short-form workflows: every reel gets accurate, formatted captions without a manual transcript pass. Live tool, ready to use.

• Local transcript chunking — auto-detects topic shifts and silence gaps to propose 25–180s reel candidates, or hands a ranking prompt to any chatbot.
• Prompt foundry — emits perfectly formatted content-brief and thumbnail prompts; you paste the response back and it stores against the right reel.
• Real exports — a posting schedule (CSV for Metricool/Buffer, ICS for calendars), YouTube title/description/tag sidecars, and an FFmpeg script that cuts every reel to 9:16 with burnt-in captions.
• No API keys — the mechanical work runs on your machine; you bring whatever chatbot you already have.

Tauri · Rust · Python · React · TypeScript · FFmpeg

• Internal library — clips, audio, graphics, sequences, and templates organized by project so a team doesn't dig through Drive.
• Browser-based — anyone in the company can spin it up; no Premiere license, no plugin install, no IT ticket.
• Automated reels — pick a template, drop in the brand assets, render to social-ready output.
• Local-first — your media stays on your machine, not in a third-party cloud.

Built as a Tauri desktop app so it feels native but ships small, runs offline, and respects whatever security posture your company already has. Personal project.

Tauri · React · TypeScript

• Side-by-side comparison — line up 2 to 5 contractors' totals, deposits, timelines, and scope in one view.
• Scope-gap detection — flags line items present in one bid but missing or unclear in another (labor, materials, permits, cleanup, warranty).
• Risk flags — surfaces high deposits, very short timelines, wide-spread outliers, and unspecified material quality.
• Question generator — produces a per-contractor list of clarifying questions from the gaps it finds.
• Printable report — a clean print layout to take into a meeting.

Deliberately no AI — every flag is a pure function of the structured input, so a homeowner can trust the arithmetic. Runs entirely client-side; nothing leaves the browser. Ships with security headers, an origin-locked API, and a privacy page.

Vite · React 19 · TypeScript · Zustand · Zod · Vercel

• Itemized deductions — a dynamic repeater for each damage line item.
• Live balance math — total deducted and refund due update as you type.
• Print to PDF — uses the browser's native print engine via @media print, so there's zero PDF-library weight.
• Privacy by design — letter contents never leave the browser; no accounts, no database.

A deliberately zero-backend build with edge security headers, a strict CSP, and a published privacy policy. Live at depositletter.com.

React 19 · Vite · @media print · Vercel

• Break-even units — fixed costs divided by profit per item, rounded up.
• Pace targets — the sales per day and per hour that target requires.
• Product presets — Sticker, Charm, Print, and Commission, each editable after selection.
• Reality checks — warns on zero/negative margin and on an unrealistic sales pace.
• Share & reuse — Copy Summary button, large screenshot-friendly result card, and localStorage persistence.

Mobile-first one-page dashboard with a sticky desktop result panel. All math is client-side with divide-by-zero guards — no backend, no account, no tracking.

Vite · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Vercel

• Real voltage-drop math — standard copper AWG resistance over the full out-and-back electrical path, across eleven inputs.
• Risk verdict — a Safe / Acceptable / Borderline / Risky stamp with a 0–12% drop meter showing where you land.
• Live schematic — thickens whichever leg, bus or feeder, is dominating the drop, so the fix advice maps onto a picture.
• Shareable — every input encodes into the URL, so a whole configuration drops into a forum reply as one link.
• Sourced FAQ — every answer cites NMRA TN-9, DCC Wiki, or Wiring for DCC, with FAQ schema markup for rich results.

Per-scale SEO pages (N, HO, O, G) share one JS bundle for instant navigation, and it prints to a clean black-and-white workbench worksheet. Client-side only — no backend, no accounts, no analytics.

Vite · React · TypeScript · SEO · Vercel

• Color detection — upload a photo, screenshot, or reference and it pulls out the main colors.
• Editable palette — adjust, add, or remove colors before the list is built; you stay in control.
• Supply math — paint volume and cost per color scaled to how many minis you're painting.
• Export — a clean total and CSV you can take to the store.

A calm, warm-paper tool feel. Runs entirely client-side with your inputs saved in the browser — no account, no backend.

Vite · React · TypeScript · localStorage · Vercel

• One library, many formats — CBR/CBZ comics, image folders, PDFs, and EPUB books in one place.
• Comic converter — turns .cbr and image-folder series into standard CBZ automatically.
• Real reader UX — 3D page-flip, pinch-zoom, right-to-left manga mode, bookmarks, and resume-where-you-left-off.
• Read anywhere on your LAN — open it on your phone over WiFi or a private Tailscale tailnet; installable as an offline PWA.
• Hardened — security headers, optional shared-secret token, rate-limited metadata proxy, generic error messages.

Express server that indexes your files, streams comic pages from CBZ, renders PDF pages, and generates thumbnails. No cloud, no accounts, no database. A personal project — runs locally, so there's no public site.

Node.js · Express · PWA · sharp · pdf-to-img

• Scenes — Starting Soon, Intermission, and Offline screens at 1080p.
• Alerts — follower, donation, sub, and raid animations exported with an alpha channel (VP9 / WebM) so they layer cleanly in OBS.
• Stinger transition — a branded wipe between scenes.
• Panels — About, Schedule, Socials, Donate, and Rules stills rendered to PNG.

Every asset is defined as code, so the whole pack re-renders on a single command when the brand changes. Built for the "crashdontfall" stream as a personal project — no public site, it outputs video and image files.

Remotion · React · TypeScript

• Aerial real-estate photography — listing stills shot with an FAA-licensed drone, color-corrected and listing-ready the same day.
• Development & progress media — repeat-visit aerials for new construction, solar installs, and large-lot land surveys.
• Listing video — short-form aerial tours edited for MLS and social distribution.
• The full client site — a Next.js 14 site (showreel, portfolio, contact) built around the production work so leads land directly on the deliverables.

Real production credit, real clients, real turnaround. Based in Peabody, MA — built for the brokers and developers who need media yesterday, not next week.

FAA Part 107 · Next.js 14 · Vercel