Things I've built

Karen's medical records, built so any pet can have them. It reads vet invoices and insurance EOBs, matches them three ways, charts lab results and keeps track of take-home meds.

A chocolate toxicity calculator for the moment a dog gets into the candy bowl.

A feeding planner with nutrition data for several hundred foods, plus a weight log. Karen's own plan lives here.

Every photo of Karen, found. A pipeline sorted her out of a 47,000-photo library and keeps up with the new ones. More than 9,000 live here.

A drop box for big files. Drag in whole folders, upload past the 100 MB edge limit (1.2 GB tested) and share links that count their own views and downloads.

EDM shows and festivals matched to what my friends and I actually listen to, with set-time clash planning, itineraries and expense splitting for the crew.

Keeps my PCs healthy and reachable. A light agent on each machine heals what it can, and the other machine can unlock it when it can't.

A torrent client for Windows with per-peer controls and a country census built from the internet registries' own data.