Things I've built along the way
Security Lab is my personal virtual homelab where I run attack simulation, defensive monitoring, detection engineering, malware research, incident response, and security-focused experimentation. The lab is designed as a long-term project. It grows over time as new techniques, tools, scenarios, and workflows are added.
PulseCheck is a self-hosted service monitoring dashboard built as a DevOps showcase: one codebase, four layered environments (Docker Compose, kind, k3d, K3s on VPS).
macpak is an interactive wrapper around Homebrew for macOS. It lets you browse, install, and uninstall Homebrew packages through a fuzzy-finder interface with live previews, so you spend less time typing commands and more time getting things done. It also includes a zapper that can completely remove applications installed outside of Homebrew, along with their leftovers.
uncabled turns your phone (or any device with a camera) into a wireless virtual camera for OBS, powered by WebRTC. Built for content creators who want a face cam setup for streaming or recording but don't have the budget for professional cameras, capture cards, and cables. Both devices just need to be on the same local network, and the video flows peer-to-peer with minimal latency.