Personal software I ship when curiosity wins — often with Cursor in the loop — plus open-source solutions for the community and ThreeWill. Apps are the flashy demos; GitHub repos are the tools other builders can install and run.
Consumer-facing software — the kind you download, play with, and show off on a road trip.
SHIPPED
Your life in weeks
See your 90-year life as 4,680 weeks. Set three weekly goals, mark meaningful weeks, keep a life list of dreams, and get gentle reminders to stay present. Private by design — your data stays on your device.
iOS · 2026-10-01 · Cursor · React Native · Expo
SHIPPED
Road trip games for the car
Turn long drives into play time. One phone hosts, passengers join with a code — license plates, sign spotting, travel bingo, Hangman, and Color Catch with scores in sync. Built to pull eyes up from solo scrolling and back toward the world outside the window.
iOS · 2026-07-02 · Cursor · React Native · Expo
Repos I have built or contributed — MCP servers, automation, and practical tooling for consultants and developers.
MCP SERVER · THREEWILL
Ruddr PSA data inside Cursor and Claude Desktop
A self-hosted stdio MCP server that wraps the Ruddr REST API — clients, projects, time entries, invoices, expenses, holidays, allocations, and optional gated time-entry writes. Built with Cursor for consultants who want their PSA in the agent loop.
Open source · 2026 · Cursor · TypeScript · MCP · Ruddr API
SPFX SOLUTION · THREEWILL
Modern page metadata — capsules, themes, and URL tiles
MIT-licensed SPFx solution with two web parts: an enhanced Page Properties experience (theme variants, capsule search links, rich field formatting) and URL Page Properties for Quick Links-style tiles or embedded iframe views. Started as a PnP contribution in 2021 and has kept maturing through SPFx 1.23.
Open source · 2021–2026 · SharePoint Framework · TypeScript · React · PnPjs
While I build (and on road trips between playtests), I am usually listening to Mix Tape Reminiscing on Apple Music.
On repeat while building, driving, and debugging widgets.
Return to the terminal.
