Products
These products show two sides of the same delivery style: fast, useful software surfaces for engineers and clear, low-level embedded systems work in public.
Open-source product
A lightweight open-source real-time operating system for microcontrollers and small systems, designed to stay tiny, transparent, and hackable.
MicrOS is a public embedded-systems project built to make low-level operating-system concepts easier to inspect, explain, port, and extend without hiding them behind unnecessary weight.
Product showcase
A browser-first collection of practical developer utilities built to remove the small repetitive tasks that slow down bigger engineering work.
The product is shaped around a simple rule: many useful developer tools should open instantly, run locally in the browser, and avoid pushing users toward heavyweight apps or backend services for small daily tasks.
Personal engineering resource
A lightweight, searchable library for the technical documents and practical notes used in day-to-day embedded engineering work.
The knowledgebase keeps frequently used component references close at hand without turning personal documentation into a heavyweight platform. Resources are organized by category, enriched with working notes and tags, and searchable from a single focused interface.
Python tooling product
A lightweight Python utility that makes terminal logs easier to scan by adding VT100-colored output on top of the standard logging module.
vt100logging started as a narrow internal-quality problem worth solving properly: developers and operators read terminal logs constantly, so log severity should be visible immediately without setting up a heavy logging stack. The result is a small public product with a clear install path, a thin API surface, and packaging disciplined enough for reuse.
