Every tool was born from a friction I lived through. I build it for myself first; if it holds up in my life, it can hold up in yours. The failed attempts are here too: they taught the next ones.
Read on GitHub on September 25, 2026
The friction: every digital tool imposes a single way of being, the same for everyone.
What I'm building: a free and open browser that tunes itself to the person. It blocks ads, tidies tabs, suggests breaks to breathe, times work sessions and follows the day's energy. The rest arrives brick by brick.
144 commits since August 22, 20261,447 passing tests as of September 23, 2026
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For each one: the starting friction, what I built, what it changes, and the proof.
10 tools
Fifteen tools open for a single day: one to write, one to edit, one to publish, one for the calendar, one for clients.
One single workshop: several AIs, carousels and videos, publishing to eight networks, calendar, client follow-up, capturing my ideas.
What took hours of juggling now happens in one place.
2,376 commits
~10,000 tests written
April 2026 first commit
To-do apps open on what is overdue. From the first minute, the day starts in debt.
A voice or text assistant that opens on "right here, right now": one thing suggested, the energy of the day, home screen widgets.
The day starts with an action, not with guilt. "Overdue" exists nowhere.
239 commits
~600 tests written
July 2026 first commit
Typing what you think faster than you can write it.
Voice dictation that writes straight where the cursor is, in any application.
Thought moves at the speed of speech. It was my first anti-friction tool.
524 commits
~4,500 tests written
Four programs to hold together for a single live stream, and they do not talk to each other.
One single cockpit: scenes, chat, moderation, alerts, a permanent overlay.
Fewer windows, fewer breakdowns mid-stream. Free for everyone.
308 commits
~900 tests written
Streaming a mobile game takes extra hardware, or hidden settings.
An app that streams the screen, the game sound and the microphone, straight to Twitch.
A phone is enough.
115 commits
1.1 version in closed testing
Hours of play spent blind, betting on the right choice.
A companion for Dofus: the game data, the calculations, progression and sourced advice.
It removes the gamble, not the thinking.
756 commits
~2,100 tests written
1.0 released version
Training that sees the player, never the person.
An esports platform that takes into account how each player thinks, their energy and their style.
Players progress according to who they are.
565 commits
~1,650 tests written
Digital companions that all answer the same way.
A personal AI companion that adjusts to the person instead of reciting a method.
You are understood before you are advised.
325 commits
~900 tests written
Rigid interfaces, designed for a single way of seeing and reading.
An engine any tool can embed, so each person sets the display to their own measure, once and for all.
The screen tunes itself to the person. It is what adjusts this site, through the round button at the top.
162 commits
~1,450 tests written
Appointments handled by hand, and double bookings with another booking platform.
Booking of up to five treatments per session, 64 services, treatment courses, subscription and automatic double-booking prevention.
She works her way, not the way of an off-the-shelf software.
211 commits
~635 tests written
Commits read on GitHub on September 25, 2026; tests counted in the code. Kobo and the Koshin Assistant stay private: they are proofs, with no access link.
An archived project is not a failure. It is often the draft of the next one: Hibiki, Koshin and Shinkofa each had a first version.
| Month | Commits |
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| Nov 2025 | 318 |
| Dec 2025 | 370 |
| Jan 2026 | 860 |
| Feb 2026 | 1,533 |
| Mar 2026 | 2,610 |
| Apr 2026 | 2,292 |
| May 2026 | 1,581 |
| Jun 2026 | 1,223 |
| Jul 2026 | 2,285 |
| Aug 2026 | 1,941 |
| Sep 2026 (as of Sep 25) | 1,186 |
They work, or nearly. They are waiting their turn, not abandoned.
Anonymous: I count the clicks, nothing else.
The attempts that paved the way. Each one taught something to the next.
Anonymous: I count the clicks, nothing else.
Plus 5 contributions to other authors' projects.
A free first conversation, then a quote made for you. No follow-up pressure.
Work together