I make web stuff that works with a screen reader first and looks cool second. Usually at an hour I should be asleep.

• Accessibility-first web toys and apps. If VoiceOver can't use it, it's not done.
• Music stuff: things that turn typing, stars and Nostr notes into sound.
• Nostr things, because I'm a big Nostr fan and I will tell you about it.
• Way too many side projects. I regret nothing. Okay, maybe a little.

• My website, with everything I've built: the home base.
• Letter Orchestra: type letters and they turn into music, with 17 instruments, effects, genre demos and WAV export.
• Retro Desk: a fan-made Windows 95-style desktop in your browser, boot chime included.
• Fork Lab: working offline demos of 8 apps I forked, with fake data and no servers.
• Tap Party: Morse code chat with friends in the browser: tap it, hear it, feel it, or read it in braille.
• Blind Chess: chess you play by sound and keyboard, every move spoken out loud.
• Earshot: an offline talking reader and assistant.
• Relay Radio: hear Nostr live, like a radio station.
• Stargazer: my GitHub stars as a sound map. Yes, I star a lot of repos.
• Dream Nests: live Nostr audio rooms that work with VoiceOver.
• Retro Voice Jukebox: old-school robot voices, one of which sings.
• GameSpeak: reads the text in game screenshots out loud.

Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue on any of my repos. If something isn't accessible, that's a bug, and I want to know about it. Damn right I do.

Co-written with Tab