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Hand-tracked cursed-technique visualiser: MediaPipe landmarks drive a Three.js particle engine, with an ML classifier picking the technique in real time.
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Hand-tracked cursed-technique visualiser: MediaPipe landmarks drive a Three.js particle engine, with an ML classifier picking the technique in real time.
A 3D globe you steer with your hands, pinch to zoom, drag in mid-air to spin, no mouse involved.
Face, hands and 33-point pose tracked at once, fusing MediaPipe Tasks with parallel TensorFlow.js detectors on a GPU-first backend.
Webcam AR voxel builder with a second synced screen, build in the air on one page, drive presets and watch live status from another.
A five-phase energy sequence that doubles as a calculus visualiser: the blue phase renders partial sums, asymptotic rings and Zeno-style halving.
Conic-section maths as a radar interceptor: solve focus and directrix from a moving target's parametric position.
Twelve real-time webcam effects in one booth, each a separate shader-style pass over the camera feed.
A webcam focus monitor that watches your head and posture while you study, and when you keep drifting off it opens the McDonald's careers page for you.
Desktop hand-tracking lab bridging an Electron front end with Python ML backends.
Control Windows with your body: Python does face, hand and pose fusion, C++ injects input through SendInput at low latency. No browser anywhere.
A webcam filter that reads your face and hands, picks a reaction pose, and stamps the artwork over your head, then publishes it to a virtual camera Meet, Zoom, Teams and Discord can select.
Python renderer for the blue + red → hollow purple sequence, running either on fixed timings or as a live hand-driven state machine.
Gaze-driven target trainer built on WebGazer, with a mouse fallback for anyone without a camera.
Rhythm lanes hit with your body, pose landmarks map to lanes, keyboard fallback included.
Pong with your hand as the paddle, MediaPipe tracking your palm, keyboard always available.
A modern Tetris rebuild with hold queue, ghost piece and level-scaled gravity.
Snake with hazards, boosts and an arena that fights back.
Brick breaker with combo scoring and hand-tuned level progression.
Top-down wave survival: escalating enemy waves, upgrade choices between rounds.
Grid-based defence simulation where placement and power routing decide the outcome.
Always-on desktop assistant listening for a wake phrase, then routing the spoken task straight into Gemini.
Captures whatever is on screen, asks Gemini to solve it, then types the answer into the app you're focused on.
A neural network that learns chess by distilling Stockfish, with MCTS on top and a proper Elo measurement against Stockfish itself.
An image classification pipeline trained to recognise meme formats from a curated dataset.
An NLP resume analyser that scores a CV against a role using transparent heuristics rather than a black-box model.
The website is the app, Kivo wrapped in a Trusted Web Activity so one codebase gains a launcher icon, long-press shortcuts and native affordances.
A real-time thinking board, nodes, links and live layout for mapping ideas as they form.
Mood-to-music recommendation lab that turns a felt state into an audio profile.
Focus timer with real analytics, sessions, streaks and where the time actually went.
Adaptive study system with 1,017 questions across 27 topics that learns which topics you're weak at and schedules what to review next.
A typographic study front end for physics revision. The landing experience is built; the reviewer behind it is not.
A life operating system: one account holding Money, School, Commute, Life and Local, with a home brief that reads all five together to say what the day asks of you.
A business operating system. A business signs up, picks its type, and gets a public site, a customer record, a booking or order flow and numbers that all know about each other.
Write the thing you've been too nervous to say; get two links: one to send, one to watch what happens.
Tells a developer whether a salary offer is fair, using GitHub signals, resume parsing, portfolio ingestion, LLM code evaluation and seeded market benchmarks.
A real tablet point-of-sale system running in a restaurant: menu, cart, tickets, inventory and reports, packaged as an Android app and doubling as a remote reporting site.
A Valorant strategy and line-up tool published on the Microsoft Store, built around a drawing system teams use to create, save and iterate on strategies locally.
A defensive web-security assessment platform: passive scans of headers, cookies, TLS, DNS and technology hints, graded A–F with a remediation report.
A cryptographic vault that seals data until a chosen date, time-locked encryption with a CLI.
A full Discord platform across four languages: a discord.js gateway bot, a Kotlin Ktor API as system of record, a React admin dashboard and an MCP server for control from inside ChatGPT.
Offline-first emergency dispatch: an Android SOS/driver app, an Electron dispatch desk with offline maps, and a web mirror, all of them speaking a shared protobuf schema.
A live-stream interactivity bridge: a server and bridge layer that turn viewer actions into real-time events.
A routing simulator implementing and comparing pathfinding strategies under changing network conditions.
A Go API service for planning and prioritisation, built for concurrency and predictable latency.
A Rust CLI for work prioritisation, written for throughput on large queues.
A Java planning and ranking service, built the way a JVM team would expect to inherit it.
Ranks engineering work by leverage and builds a weekly plan that respects a real effort budget.
Windows-first Electron app for consent-based activity tracking with analytics, exports and sharing, running quietly from the system tray.
Desktop assessment tool pairing a renderer UI with its own backend service and test suite.
A local Windows dashboard that measures Wi-Fi disruption as you walk around a home or office, turning dead zones into data.
A small Windows GUI input presser, repeat keyboard combinations or a mouse button, which makes it an auto clicker too. Settings persist between runs.
A structured Python curriculum, sequenced lessons, exercises, reference solutions and an automated checker that verifies student answers.
A developer-experience toolkit for building consistent command-line workflows.
The Python edition of the leverage planner, ranks engineering work and builds weekly plans against an effort budget, shipping as both a CLI and a web surface.
An engineering standards system, build order, craft rules and a review gate, including a register of what AI-assisted building measurably gets wrong, drawn from 60+ verified primary sources.