Project index · maintained by Lev
Eight projects, separated by their real availability. Each note explains what the product does, how it is built, and where its limits are today.
A macOS menu-bar utility that keeps a MacBook working after the lid closes, so long-running local AI and development tasks can continue without an external display.
For macbook users running long local coding, automation, or ai-agent tasks.
Read the StillOn project noteA Telegram-based food tracker that turns meal photos into estimated macros and checks them against a person’s own dietary rules.
For people who want lightweight meal tracking in a chat they already use.
Read the Orzio project noteAn open-source Mac, iPhone, and command-line system that turns coding-agent lifecycle events into simple status lights on a nearby phone.
For developers who want an ambient view of local coding-agent status.
Read the SidePulse project noteAn experimental iPhone control surface for coding agents, using local Bluetooth links instead of a separate hardware keyboard.
For developers exploring tactile, nearby controls for agent-driven coding sessions.
Read the AgentMicro project noteAn iPhone app that photographs a printed page, matches the words on it to an audiobook, and starts playback from that exact position.
For people who read paper or e-ink books and want to keep listening from where they stopped.
Read the Narra project noteA macOS menu-bar app that asks you to look away from the screen every 20 minutes, using a wall-clock timer that survives sleep, a closed lid, and a locked screen.
For people who work at a mac for long stretches and want a break prompt that cannot be ignored by accident.
Read the HoldOn project noteA multi-tenant hospitality platform for branded QR menus, ordering, table service, payments, kitchen workflows, and venue administration.
For restaurants and hospitality venues replacing static pdf or printed menu flows.
Read the ProntoMenu project noteA study-partner matching concept built around subject, level, goals, availability, and study style rather than a generic social profile.
For students looking for a compatible person to study with consistently.
Read the PairPal project noteA free Cambridge International AS Economics multiple-choice practice tool with instant feedback and question-level progress tracking.
For students revising cambridge international as level economics multiple-choice papers.
Read the Revlo project noteA personal Brazilian jiu-jitsu training dashboard prototype that turns session notes into filters, trends, and position and submission summaries.
For brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners who keep structured training notes.
Read the GrappleOS project note