Kamsiob#Three shapes, one habit.
On camera
A camera pointed at whatever I'm actually doing: switching to Linux, setting things up, breaking them, fixing them. I'm not scripting a course or playing the expert. Come watch it turn into something.
Watch the channel →On the bench
Free apps for phones, browsers, and Linux desktops. I don't write the code myself; I design them, direct them, and test them until they're right, and I keep them small enough that I can promise they collect nothing.
See what's on it →On paper
Guides and cheat sheets I wrote because I needed them, and kept because someone else will. No email, no gate, no catch.
Help yourself →Same habit every time: make the thing I wished existed, then leave it where anyone can pick it up.
#The three on the front of the bench.
Your AI, on your phone. Nowhere else.
The model is downloaded onto your device and runs right there, so conversations never leave it. Turn on airplane mode; it still works.
AndroidIn developmentThe full story →
Health Trail · phone app
For the family member who becomes the point person.
A private care notebook for whoever keeps track of someone else's care. Every call, visit, incident, and dollar, in one place that never leaves your phone.
AndroidWeb appIn developmentThe full story →
Meedwell · phone app
A music player for the shelf you actually own.
Your Bandcamp collection and local files, together on one shelf. Streamed, or downloaded as real files that are yours forever.
AndroidIn developmentThe full story →
#The rest of the bench.
Grouped by where they run. More groups appear here as the bench grows.
Don't take my word for any of it. The code is public, the site loads nothing from anyone else, and the airplane-mode test takes ten seconds.