Software I design, build, and maintain end-to-end — from the first sketch of the problem to the release pipeline. Each application has a dedicated page with the story behind it, screenshots, and a fact sheet.
Publisher or distributor? Every page ends with the details you need, and my inbox is open.
Fig. αPatcher homepage showing the patch graph preview and patch detail showcase
The digital twin workspace for Eurorack musicians.
Document patches, plan racks, and track modules against a community-maintained hardware database — so the system in your studio always has an accurate, living record.
Fig. βKinetip settings window showing the readiness overview
A pen tablet that finally feels native on macOS.
A native macOS driver that turns pen input into precise pointing, dragging, and inertial scrolling — aware of whether the pen landed on scrollable content or on controls.
Smaller in scope, real in use — tools I built, shipped, and still stand behind.
A node-based visual engine for live performance.
Generative visuals for live AV sets, built as a transparent, version-controllable TypeScript alternative to closed proprietary tools — and fully open to AI-assisted workflows.
The cheapest fuel nearby, in one tap.
A mobile-first finder built on official Italian open data. Open a URL at the pump, see the cheapest station around you. No login, no ads, no tracking.
Small utilities for living with local LLMs.
mini-tagger and mini-renamer bring AI-assisted file tagging and renaming to macOS via local models; lms-guard unloads idle models to reclaim RAM. Three tools, one philosophy: everything stays on your machine.
Hear your AI agents work.
A daemon that turns Claude Code activity into real-time OSC messages for Ableton Live — sonifying agentic coding sessions as they happen.
A terminal manager for WMD METRON presets.
Reverse-engineered viewer and manager for the .WMD preset format of the METRON Eurorack sequencer — an unofficial bridge between code and hardware.