I build practical, privacy-first software for the web and desktop - with a focus on performance, simplicity, and local-first experiences.
A quiet, automatic file organizer for your desktop. Mouzi watches your Downloads folder - or any folder you choose - and sorts new files into the right places without popups or distractions.
- π Automatically organizes images, documents, installers, archives, and other files
- βοΈ Supports custom rules and dynamic placeholders such as
{year}and{month} - β©οΈ Keeps a history of every action with one-click undo
- π₯οΈ Runs quietly in the system tray
- π Works entirely locally - no accounts or cloud uploads
View source code β
Visit mouzi.cc β
A high-performance browser-based log viewer capable of opening and analyzing files larger than 10 GB without loading the entire file into memory.
Includes JSON formatting, regex search, match highlighting, and warp-jump bookmarks. Everything runs locally in the browser.
A free and open-source, local-first desktop tool that detects active development servers and instantly generates QR codes for them.
Open your localhost project on a phone or tablet with one scan - without manually typing local IP addresses.
- π Automatically scans popular development ports
- π± Generates instant QR codes for active servers
- π§ Detects Vite, Next.js, Astro, Angular, Nuxt, and other frameworks
- β Supports custom ports and URL paths
- π₯οΈ Runs quietly in the Windows system tray
- π΄ Works completely offline - no accounts, cloud services, or internet required
- π Free and open source under the MIT License
Source code Β· Download Β· MIT License
- πͺ ConsentScope - cookie, storage, and third-party script auditing
- π Aura Reader - distraction-free reading
- π’ Binary Translator - convert text, binary, hexadecimal, decimal, and octal values
- πΌοΈ Classic View for Google Imagesβ’ - Restores the classic horizontal grid layout in Google Images, brings back the View Image button, hover zoom, and hides clutter.
I enjoy turning heavy or awkward tasks into focused tools that run smoothly in the browser or on the desktop.
My work is guided by three principles:
- β‘ Performance
- π Privacy
- β¨ Simplicity
Most of my projects are free and open source, built after hours to solve real problems.
I also write about building things for the web at straycode.dev.