
kintsu
The habit tracker that rewards your comeback.
Every other habit app punishes you for missing a day. Kintsu repairs the crack with gold. Offline-first, with urge surfing and two-second check-ins.
Software engineer who loves coffee. I build open-source tools, mobile apps, and web experiences. Math grad who writes code. I write here about Linux, Android, open source, and whatever I'm learning.
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The habit tracker that rewards your comeback.
Every other habit app punishes you for missing a day. Kintsu repairs the crack with gold. Offline-first, with urge surfing and two-second check-ins.

All your feeds in one place.
A self-hosted dashboard that fetches and normalizes content from various sources into a unified widget-based interface.

Receipts for the AI hype machine.
Tracks every time a CEO claims "AI will replace programmers." Active countdowns, a graveyard of expired predictions, and fully documented sources.

Treat your resume like a Git repo.
One base resume, a branch per role, and a visual canvas showing which version went where. An AI helper rewrites sections in place — no more Resume-Final-v7-actual.pdf. Work in progress.









The movies, shows and books I keep coming back to, each with a line on what I thought of it.
A web portal focused on Linux, Android and open source — making FOSS accessible and practical for everyone.