What's shipping

Apps, tools, and software products.

iOS, desktop, and the web — currently around APIs, DNS, and Windows networking.

One on iOS, one on desktop, one on Windows.
apps / tools / products

One on iOS, one on desktop, one on Windows.

GlassDNS, ApiChat, and NetFresh — all three are under active development.

GlassDNS
iOS
ApiChat
Desktop
NetFresh
Windows

overview

Built across iOS, desktop, and web

The homepage only lists projects that are still being updated.

What's shipping

Active projects

One on iOS, one on desktop, one on Windows.

apps / tools / products
GlassDNS mobile screenshot
iOS

GlassDNS

An iOS DNS management app with a Liquid Glass UI.

Manage Cloudflare and Alibaba Cloud DNS records on iOS, with credentials stored in the Keychain.

iOS appSwiftUISwift 5Liquid Glass
  • Cloudflare and Alibaba Cloud DNS support
  • API credentials stored in iOS Keychain
  • Filter records by type, search by name
ApiChat light screenshot
Desktop

ApiChat

An API client built on Tauri 2.0 + React 19.

Desktop API client with request debugging, WebSocket, OpenAPI, and a built-in MCP Server.

Desktop appTauri 2.0React 19MCP
  • OpenAPI import and export
  • Built-in MCP Server, called over HTTP by AI assistants
  • WebSocket client and request history
NetFresh light screenshot
Windows

NetFresh

A Windows tool for cleaning up and renumbering network profiles.

Tidies up the auto-numbered "Network", "Network 2", "Network 3" entries in the Windows registry, with an automatic .reg backup before any change.

Windows utilityTauri 2.0Rustwinreg
  • Mark profiles as active / stale / offline
  • One-click cleanup and sequential renumbering
  • Automatic .reg backup before any change

What I'm building

Desktop Apps

Tauri 2.0 + Rust shell, React 19 + Tailwind CSS 4 + shadcn/ui on the front end.

Web Products

Next.js 16 App Router, React Server Components, Tailwind CSS 4, next-intl.

Developer Tools

API debugging, DNS management, Windows registry cleanup — small tools around daily dev workflows.

Product UX

Clear hierarchy, reversible actions, sensitive data kept in OS-level secure stores.