Open source. Open possibilities.

A collection of handy online tools for developers and IT professionals, designed with a focus on great user experience.

A personal blog and website built with Jekyll using the Chirpy theme, published to GitHub Pages. Content is organised by categories and tags across several migrated blog sources, with linting and CI workflows for building and testing.

Docusaurus is an easy-to-maintain static site generator for open source documentation websites, with docs, blog, i18n, and customization features.

Grav is a fast, flexible flat-file CMS built on PHP, Markdown, Twig and Symfony components. It needs no database or installation—just extract the archive—and includes a package manager for installing and updating plugins and themes.

Koko Analytics is a privacy‑friendly, open‑source WordPress plugin that provides cookieless, GDPR‑compliant site statistics directly in the WP dashboard, offering lightweight tracking, referral data, returning visitor detection, and optional Pro features.

Litlyx is an open-source, cookie-free analytics solution with an AI-powered dashboard. It offers a one-script install, npm package, custom events, cURL API, cloud or Docker self-hosting, and Apache 2.0 licensing.

A self-hosted web UI for AI coding agents: Rust backend (axum, tokio, SQLite) with an embedded Flutter web frontend, pluggable providers for Devin CLI, OpenCode and Codex CLI, browser login, sessions and file handling.

Yeti is a CSS-first, zero-build layout and styling framework for web designers, succeeding Foundation for Sites. It uses modern native CSS features, named layout primitives and a single token scale, with accessible components and a machine-readable manifest for agents. Currently in 7.0.0-alpha.

Stylish GitHub README menu template with a matrix background and extensive tech‑stack badge list covering Python, JavaScript, cloud, data, and DevOps tools.

NiceGUI is a Python framework for building browser-based UIs with simple syntax, supporting buttons, plots, 3D scenes, and real-time updates. Ideal for dashboards, robotics, and ML tuning.

SWA is a lightweight self-hosted website analytics tool written in Rust and backed by SQLite. It bundles the tracker, API and dashboard into a single binary, with two ports separating public event collection from an authenticated, privacy-friendly dashboard.

Webstack is an open-source static responsive website navigation template based on Bootstrap. It is available for direct download and deployment, with various community-contributed backend and theme versions.

A personal website and landing page built with Astro, derived from the astro-erudite template and heavily modified. Version 4.0 minimizes the design while showcasing the author's projects. Open source under MIT, with simple Bun-based local development.

Self-hosted web toolkit with client-side processing for images, PDFs, text, math, and data tools. Lightweight Docker image, no tracking, open-source under MIT.

Lytics is an open‑source, privacy‑first web analytics platform that provides real‑time reports and heatmaps. Built with Quarkus, it consists of a data collection endpoint, a query validator/transpiler, a web UI, and off‑site heatmap scripts, and runs on MariaDB/MySQL plus ClickHouse.

Swetrix is a cookieless, GDPR-compliant web analytics platform presented as a privacy-first alternative to Google Analytics. It combines traffic statistics with error tracking, performance monitoring, funnels, custom events and session replays, and can be self-hosted via Docker or used as a cloud service.