Selected projects

A tidy private video library that runs on your own server: save videos from hundreds of websites, organized by channel and ready to watch.

• Pick a video, choose the quality you want, and it lands in your own searchable library.
• Set it to watch a channel and new videos arrive by themselves.
• Works from any device — phone, tablet, or computer — through your own server, not someone else's.

One dashboard to control every information screen in a building — the kind of lobby TVs you see in churches and schools.

• Change what every screen shows from one page; the change appears everywhere within seconds.
• If the internet drops, screens keep showing the last thing you published.
• No special hardware needed — any old computer, tablet, or TV box becomes a managed screen.

A warm, readable home for the text of the Bible: 37 translations, including Polish, running on your own server.

• All 37 translations live on your server, so pages turn instantly with nothing loading from the outside.
• Search the whole library in about a second, and compare translations side by side.
• Nothing is tracked and no outside services are used — private by design.

A single page that holds every link a person or organization needs, reachable from one short URL you print once and never change.

• Six ready-made themes plus your own colors — a finished look without a designer.
• Click counting shows which links people actually use.
• Run it yourself for free, or use it as a hosted service — the same software either way.

A language-learning platform with AI-generated lessons, daily streaks, and real teaching tools for a classroom.

• Exercises are written for each learner's actual level, from first words to fluent conversation.
• Daily streaks and gentle review timing keep learners coming back without pressure.
• Teachers set assignments and run live quizzes with a leaderboard, all from their own dashboard.

My own small data center at home: the place I try out real infrastructure before it goes anywhere near production, and where my personal services live.

• Virtual machines run on Proxmox and containers on Docker, hosting the apps on this page and other personal services.
• Network equipment and NAS storage are set up by hand, with SMB file shares and regular backups.
• Everything is tinkered with, broken, and fixed on purpose, so the skills carry over to the servers I run at ODU.