Apart from my daily work commitments, I enjoy building micro tools to solve niche problems or my own challenges. I also like creating experimental music by blending different genres and styles. Project details below.
tech
crushmon.com - A privacy-friendly tool to compress, resize, and convert images instantly.
html.earth - a tiny site generator that converts Markdown input to HTML pages. It comes with a front matter editor, custom styling field, and import & export options. It previews content as you type. The tool also saves content directly in the browser (localStorage). It is useful for bloggers, technical writers, and those who prefer writing and sharing in Markdown format but need HTML for publishing.
bear.css.observer - Live CSS playground for bearblog.dev users.
Nanuq - Converts bear blog post exports to multiple formats for content migration.
WP2Bear - WordPress plugin to migrate blog posts to bearblog.dev.
rrc.fyi - An AI-powered tool to analyze Reddit profiles and user activity patterns.
b2md.js - micro tool to convert bear blog csv exports to markdown files.
mishka.contact (retired) - an AI chatbot made for Telegram & Discord. It is connected to the internet and other live data sources. Before answering questions, Mishka checks real-time information to ensure it provides the most up-to-date responses possible.
zmd.ee - hosts a variety of utilities that you can access via curl in a CLI. PHP does the heavy lifting, and the services rely on several datasets & APIs.
wr8.in - A search-friendly website starter template for Notion users, launched in October 2022.
abstraktr.py - an art-gen powered by Python. Lives on Tumblr.
Bugs API - An unofficial JSON REST API for BugGuide.net.
hackintosh - IYKYK (discontinued).
music production
active
defunct
The Dead Author, Verfasor, m1qnet, SIGNALSIREN, BβSE32, Longma, Xonikk, and γΉγΌγγΌγ½γγγ―
DAW preferences
FL Studio & Ableton Live
interests
Sound design, reverse engineering, and manipulation.
associated act(s)
Pakarcha Vyadhi, Palakkadan Dystopia (Street Academics)
featured on
Rolling Stone, Rock Street Journal