2026
Focalane
A private system for planning, recording, and reviewing takes. The Mac side runs today; publishing does not.
A selection of current systems, useful prototypes, and older work. Private projects are described without pretending that a demo is a release—or that an idea is already a feature.
Each record describes product direction, systems design, verification, and acceptance. It does not claim that I personally wrote every line: Codex and Claude do much of the coding, and I review, test, and decide what ships.
2026
A private system for planning, recording, and reviewing takes. The Mac side runs today; publishing does not.
2026
Software that carries vehicle data from capture hardware into a reviewable journal without losing where a reading came from.
2026
A browser-only SAA-C03 learning prototype that turns scenario evidence into constraints, tradeoffs, and architecture graphs.
2026
A private tool for recording a decision, the evidence behind it, and what is still uncertain.
2026
Mac and iPhone tools for capturing, restoring, organizing, and reading text.
2026
A generic Apple Silicon video workflow built to test controlled automation and human review.
2026
Learning experiments around document analysis, progressive disclosure, and visual explanation.
2026
A reusable project-documentation template for keeping ownership, handoffs, state, and checks clear.
2026
A signed native app for keeping secrets on the local machine. Agent access remains an idea for later.
2025
An unfinished pronunciation-practice tool built around live feedback and human review.
Projects I would reuse, narrow, or learn from rather than present as current products.
2026
Native experiments with depth capture, relocalization, and the limits of sustained spatial workloads.
2026
A finished educational app for exploring compound growth, delay, inflation, and uncertainty.
2025
An earlier multi-agent experiment now kept for its realtime coordination and observability work.
2024
An interactive AWS glossary and an early ancestor of the ideas that became CertGraph.
2025
Earlier PDF, OCR, and structured-extraction work worth keeping as reusable document infrastructure.