Apps & Experiments
This collection brings together smaller applications and experiments built for practical use, curiosity, or both. Some are fuller products, some are straightforward tools you can use immediately in the browser, and others are more atmospheric or exploratory, but still built with proper attention to detail.
The common thread is simple: useful software, readable ideas, and interfaces that feel intentional rather than disposable.
What is here
The set ranges from identity and productivity products to binary and firmware inspection, puzzles, calculator tools, teletext-inspired storytelling, and a small binaural-beat generator.
How to read the page
Open whichever tool looks useful. The summaries below explain what each one does and what sort of problem it is meant to solve.
Catalogue
An ADHD-friendly project and task manager built to turn large goals into manageable actions, with a strong emphasis on recovery, realistic planning, and actually getting started.
Identity & accessA WebAuthn-only OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect authorisation server with PKCE, multi-tenant projects, JWT or opaque tokens, named privilege levels, audit logging, introspection, revocation, rate limiting, and a dedicated user portal.
InvestigationA fuller browser-based forensic workbench for inspecting binary files, comparing artefacts, exploring structures, and working through investigative tasks without leaving the browser.
Binary editingA browser hex editor for opening, inspecting, annotating, and modifying binary data, with analysis panels layered in when raw bytes alone are not enough.
Firmware analysisA binwalk-style reverse-engineering tool that scans firmware and other binary blobs in the browser, helping identify embedded files, signatures, entropy shifts, and extractable regions.
Audio toolA lightweight audio experiment for generating binaural tones in the browser, adjusting frequency pairs, and trying out presets without extra software.
Interactive fictionA teletext-inspired horror story presented as an interactive browser experience, built more like a deliberate atmosphere piece than a conventional web page.
PuzzlesA browser-based Sudoku tool for building grids, generating puzzles, checking mistakes, stepping through solutions, and solving boards either instantly or visually.
UtilityA more capable calculator for scientific, graphing, conversion, and general problem-solving tasks when a basic four-function calculator is not enough.
Analysis Tools
Forensics Suite is the most capable of the group. It is aimed at cases where you want more than a plain hex view: file comparison, structure handling, steganography work, decompiler support, format-specific panels, and supporting tools that make investigation less fragmented.
In practical terms, it is for the moment when a browser tool needs to feel like a real workbench rather than a quick demo.
Hex is the cleaner, more focused sibling: useful when you want to open a binary, understand the layout, inspect offsets, and make precise edits. It keeps the essential hex-editing workflow front and centre while still offering extra analysis when needed.
That makes it a good fit for debugging file formats, checking binary structures, or exploring data by hand when automatic tooling is not quite enough.
BoRIS is shaped around firmware-style analysis. It looks for recognisable signatures, shows entropy patterns, and helps identify the embedded pieces inside a larger binary blob.
If the question is “what is buried in this file?”, BoRIS is the one to open first.
Experiments
A more hands-on puzzle tool for generating boards, checking errors, taking hints, and watching solution strategies play out step by step rather than simply dumping the answer.
Open projectA compact sound tool for trying frequency combinations and binaural presets in real time. It is simple to use, but still flexible enough to feel like an actual instrument rather than a gimmick.
Open projectA teletext-flavoured horror experiment with a strong visual voice. It is less about utility and more about delivering a specific atmosphere through code, typography, colour, and pacing.
Open projectA practical multi-purpose calculator for the moments where you need something a bit more serious than the default calculator bundled with an operating system or phone.
Open projectKey Projects
DarkMatter is built for people whose work does not happen in a neat straight line. It is aimed at reducing the friction of starting, recovering momentum after interruption, and breaking vague, difficult work into something concrete enough to act on.
The result is a calmer, more realistic project tool for people who need structure that helps rather than structure that performs.
BlackWall provides OAuth 2.1 with mandatory PKCE, OpenID Connect discovery and ID tokens, WebAuthn-only authentication, multi-tenant project separation, flexible token formats, and named privilege levels per project.
It also includes audit logging, token introspection and revocation, rate limiting, a dedicated OAuth login flow, and a user portal for managing projects and WebAuthn security keys.
Contact
These applications sit somewhere between practical tooling and technical curiosity. If that overlap is close to what you need, get in touch.