Projects
Things I build, maintain or contribute to outside of work. Some are useful, some are just fun to make. All of them scratch a particular itch that wouldn't go away on its own.
MRI.pics
MRI.pics is a free browser-based viewer for medical images — MRI, CT, X-ray, DICOM files, hospital CDs, you name it. Everything runs locally in your browser, nothing gets uploaded anywhere. No accounts, no tracking, no strings attached.
Built it because viewing your own medical images shouldn't require installing sketchy software from a 2003-era hospital CD or begging the radiologist for a second look. Works on Mac, Windows and Linux — just open and drag your files in.
ThinkStack.blog
ThinkStack is a tech blog about how things actually work under the hood. Less tutorials, more figuring out why things behave the way they do. Covers everything from prediction markets to language models to whatever rabbit hole seemed interesting that week.
The kind of writing where sometimes things break and that's where the interesting stuff lives. If you prefer understanding over copy-pasting — this one's for you.
DIGUS Whois
DIGUS is a domain intelligence tool that does WHOIS, IP, SSL, MX and DN42 lookups in one place. Covers 1,448+ WHOIS zones across all major TLDs, with deep analytics — IP geolocation with ASN data, SSL/TLS certificate inspection including cipher suites and security headers, MX records with SPF/DMARC/DKIM analysis, and grading for each check.
No account required, just type and go. Built it because existing WHOIS tools are either paywalled, covered in ads, or only do one thing at a time.
More coming — the backlog of half-finished ideas isn't getting any shorter.