What I’ve built

A free, open-source check-up for Windows PCs. It reads what Windows already knows and prints it as a receipt: a plain-words verdict on every line, the next steps at the top, and the numbers underneath for anyone who wants them.

A free, open-source command-line tool for Windows. It tells you, in plain words, what an app’s installer did to your PC and what it left behind after you uninstalled it. It only reads.

Free tools for images, PDFs and audio that run in your browser, so your files never leave your device. The page’s security policy stops it sending them anywhere, and the site shows how to check that yourself. No ads, no accounts.

Two small mods for Claude Code. Changes keeps a turn-by-turn timeline of what Claude edited, with each file’s diff and a Revert that refuses rather than guesses. Receipts checks Claude’s “all tests pass” against the tests it actually ran.

A Telegram bot that runs on an always-on home server and wakes, sleeps and shuts down the PCs on the same network. Every power action asks first, and the bot reports what actually happened, like “Booted in 45s.” It also keeps an eye on the server itself: disks, services, containers and backups.

An online shop window for an artisan pastry shop. Customers browse the pastries, put an order together and send it on WhatsApp. The site is in Italian, and every page is prerendered so search engines can read it.