One person. Four World of Warcraft addons, three mobile apps, every line shipped by myself — from the addon API to the self-hosted CI servers.
Built for Midnight Season 1. Free, open source, no telemetry. View all on CurseForge →
In-game raid encounter guide. Covers every boss across Voidspire, Dreamrift, and March on Quel'Danas — abilities, phases, positioning, role-specific tips. Read-only, no network, no data collection.
Smart bag organizer that consolidates your backpack into 17 contextual categories. Cross-character item search, auto-sell junk, auto-repair (optionally with guild funds), AH-value awareness.
Full Auction House replacement with six tabs: Browse, Sell, My Auctions, Deals scanner, full-scan Database, and curated 1–100 Profession leveling plans with one-click material routing.
Auto-tracks pug raid lockouts: captures leader info, full rosters, boss kills, and battletags from chat. Reconnect with good groups after weekly reset. One-click contact, smart roster view.
Practical tools for problems I had myself — pool chemistry, RV routing, paycheck-based budgeting.
Test-strip scanner that reads any brand of hot tub or pool test strip via your phone camera and tells you exactly what chemicals to add. Tracks history, sends reminders.
RV GPS that avoids low bridges, restricted roads, and steep grades. Plans multi-stop trips with auto-fuel-stop calculation and overnight stays. Built on HERE Maps for truck-grade routing.
Privacy-first budgeting app that never touches your bank. AI receipt scanning extracts merchant, total, and items from a photo. Paycheck-based budget periods that match real-world cash flow.
One person, many tools — the why and the how.
I build software that solves real problems I have — then ship it for everyone else who has the same one. The addons came from being a raider who got tired of alt-tabbing to boss guides mid-fight. The apps came from owning a pool, taking an RV across the country, and refusing to give a budgeting app my bank password.
Every line of code on this page is mine. Mobile apps run on Flutter; the addons are pure Lua against the WoW API; back ends are Node + Python on managed cloud. Built carefully, priced fairly, no data sold.
If you found me through a CurseForge addon page, thanks for clicking through. The apps work the same way the addons do: small details obsessed over until they earn their keep.