Indie Work
Everything here is indie work: designed, built, shipped, and operated by one person — all of it live.
SaaS
online services for vertical industries
Open source
code in the open — issues and PRs welcome
Open Council
A multi-model debate orchestrator: several AI models debate one question, peer-review each other, and reach a measured consensus for an answer more reliable than any single model. Low consensus means no forced conclusion. Orchestration and full transcripts stay on your machine; models can be official APIs or a local Ollama / vLLM endpoint. MIT.
LLM-Bridge
A local personal AI gateway: unifies Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and Grok behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint with a built-in chat UI. Reuses each subscription login, goes through official harnesses only, never touches a token. MIT.
VibeTrail
Open-source session browser for coding agents: browse and full-text search Claude Code / Codex history across projects, resume any session in one click. Apache 2.0.
Apps
indie apps for iOS / macOS
Flick
Photo cleanup for iOS / macOS: swipe to keep or delete, Vision-based similarity clustering and blur detection. Fully on-device, zero third-party dependencies. On the App Store.
Diskly
Disk space analyzer for macOS: squarified treemap, drill-down navigation, global fuzzy search, and safe-to-clean detection for caches and build artifacts across many ecosystems. Deletions go to Trash and stay recoverable.
Pier
Menu-bar resource monitor for macOS: ports with owning processes, top processes, system stats at a glance, one-click Docker and Homebrew service control. Fully local, no telemetry.
mTinker
Menu-bar fix toolkit for macOS: one-click fixes for audio glitches, stuck Dock / Finder, DNS issues — plus clipboard history for text and images. Free, installable via Homebrew.
Shellby
Native SSH client across iOS / iPadOS / macOS from one Swift codebase: split panes, multi-session and command broadcast on the Mac, plus a built-in AI Agent that turns plain-language ops tasks into step-by-step actions — every change waits on your approval, while read-only commands run automatically. A from-scratch Mosh-compatible transport keeps sessions alive across network changes and backgrounding. Keys live in the system Keychain and never hit disk in the clear, synced across the three Apple platforms via iCloud. Android is in closed beta; HarmonyOS is in review.
