A small workshop of things I'm building — flight tools, a music-and-photo display, and more. Most run on Raspberry Pi hardware around the house.
A wall-mounted duty board that logs into the pilot's roster and auto-refreshes. It shows the current and next duty — sectors, report time, first departure — alongside live route maps drawn on a bundled coastline, all rendered on-device. Physical buttons switch between views.
A crew briefing tool for the electronic flight bag — pulling the day's flight details into a clean, single-page brief for the crew. Details to confirm.
An LED matrix display that cycles photos from an Apple Photos album and switches to Spotify cover art whenever music is playing. A web UI controls modes, live brightness, photo interval, a screen timer, and a daily schedule — and album deletions sync to the panel automatically.
A personal care guide for the plants around the house — watering, light, and feeding schedules in one place so nothing gets forgotten. Details to confirm.
A new program in the workshop. Details to confirm.
Reads your X/Twitter feed with no connection — full tweet text, photos, and video, all cached on-device. A bookmarklet captures your feed using your own logged-in session; the app stores everything locally so it opens and scrolls with zero network.