I build free Windows desktop tools, developer utilities, and WoW addons — local-first, offline where it makes sense, no ads, no selling data.

There are 82 public repositories below (plus this profile repo), grouped by family so you can find things without scrolling one long list. Every link and description here was checked against the live repositories on 2026-11-10 — if a project is not listed, it is not currently public under this account.

• ArenaDesktop — A native Windows desktop client for arena.ai — Battle, Direct Chat, Side by Side, Leaderboard, Agent, Image, Code, Video and Web Search in a dedicated window with tray support, downloads, profiles and updates.
• CalcDex — The ultimate offline calculator for Windows — 316 calculators covering everyday, financial, scientific, engineering and professional calculations. Free, no ads, works fully offline.
• CodeTrail — A planned offline Windows app for learning Python through guided lessons, visual puzzles, and small projects. Built for complete and returning beginners.
• CodexBar-Windows — AI coding limits in your Windows system tray — Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Moonshot, OpenAI API and Anthropic API usage windows, quotas, credits and balances. Native Rust/Win32, portable, no telemetry.
• DevTextTools — Every text & dev tool, offline — 238 tools for text, encoding, hashing, JSON and developer work, converters, calculators and PDF tools in one free Windows program. No uploads, no account, fully offline.
• DiffBeacon — Native Windows comparison and merge with VaporGrid styling for text, folders, binary files, CSV and three-way merges, with explicit safe saves.
• HeapTrail — Free, local Windows workbench for .NET heap snapshot comparison and memory retention investigation.
• HushRun — Run Windows programs silently in the background — hidden windows, no taskbar presence. Tray icon with hotkeys, per-program profiles, auto-start rules, and a full CLI. Rust, zero dependencies.
• MuseDesktop — A Windows desktop home for Muse — multiple windows and profiles, three window layouts, everything stored locally.
• PrintCAD — PrintCAD Lite — place simple 3D shapes, arrange them in millimetres, and export an STL file for 3D printing.
• RoomForge — Offline Windows room planner — draw a room to scale, arrange furniture in 2D, view it in 3D, and print or share the plan and item list. No prices, no accounts, no internet needed.
• RustMarks — Offline-first native bookmark studio for Windows — organize, merge, compare and clean up browser bookmarks. No account, no telemetry.
• TermiNote — A dark terminal-themed Windows notepad that looks like a mobile app — titles-only list, tag organisation, autosave, drag to reorder, and a full command-line version of every feature. Free and offline.
• Threadbook — Offline Windows notebook built for AI prompts: Markdown notes with {{variables}} and a slash menu, nested replies, wiki links, encrypted vaults, and six layouts.
• TrayClick — Windows tray auto clicker. The keybind (F6) toggles clicking, scrolling, a repeated key, or a drag at the cursor, a picked point, or a rotating sequence, in Click, Hold, or Momentary mode, with a stop-only key, optional system hotkeys, a delayed start, an app rule, fullscreen auto-pause, CLI control, and an auto-stop limit. Tiny, offline, MIT.
• TrayTidy — Tiny Windows tray app that organizes multiple folders with independent rules, a terminal-inspired dark UI, portable mode, and a per-user installer.
• VeloEdit — Zero-dependency, portable binary and large-file editor written in Rust.
• ytTrayDL — A quiet system-tray companion for yt-dlp. Copy a supported link — it downloads. Prompt or fully automatic, per-domain rules, no telemetry.

• AICleanUp — Local-first AI-cache and disk analyzer with a WizTree-style GUI. Scans AI-client caches, local model stores (Ollama, LM Studio, Hugging Face), and project scratch files; moves safe candidates to OS Trash with audit manifests; model weights are managed through their runtime CLIs, never raw-deleted.
• av-scrub-index — Curated index of AV/EDR scrubbing and cleanup tools.
• DeadWeight — Finds what is installed but never used on your Windows PC — and proves it. Read-only audit with evidence for every recommendation. Rust, local-only, no telemetry.
• IsoFoundry — Open-source Windows toolkit for disc burning, ISO/XISO and FAT/VHD image workflows, and bootable USB creation.
• PortableForge — Guided Windows wizard that turns a normal program into a portable PortableApps.com Format package — Sandbox capture, plain-language review, package build, leak test. Installer + portable in every release, unsigned.
• proton-qbit-port-sync — Automatically sync qBittorrent’s listening port with Proton VPN port forwarding on Windows. Lightweight PowerShell watcher with a simple installer, encrypted credentials, and automatic startup.
• Purgeon — Windows uninstaller that finds and removes everything a program leaves behind, records installations as they happen, and backs up every change so it can be undone. Tauri + React, dark terminal UI.
• SafeReturn — Full-disk backup and recovery for ordinary Windows users — bootable system backups, verification, and Recovery Rehearsal: test your recovery before a crisis.
• Sweepr — One window for every outdated WinGet, Chocolatey and Scoop package — update them all with at most one UAC prompt. Native Rust/Win32, no telemetry.
• WhyNot — Explains why a Windows file operation failed — one PowerShell command that checks locks, ACLs, integrity levels, Controlled Folder Access, UAC virtualization, MAX_PATH and more, ranks the causes, and prints the exact fix. No dependencies; PowerShell 5.1 and 7+.

• BuildTrail — Windows build evidence and side-by-side log diffs: capture commands, compiler versions, dependencies and output hashes with AppTrail checkpoints and offline HTML reports.
• ContextPack — Generates a compact AI-ready brief for any code repo: stack, pinned versions, license, gate commands, docs
• dev-resource-explorer — A searchable, accessible field guide to development tools, libraries, SDKs, and APIs. Powered by the useful-dev-resources catalog.
• DevBench — No public description yet.
• FieldVerify — On-machine verification checklist runner that bundles evidence (results, report, logs) in one pass
• ForAI — Resource library for developers and AI assistants: 2,202 curated repositories, SDKs, APIs, libraries and tools across AI, Windows, web, mobile, games and DevOps, organized for AI reference with llms.txt, a compact JSON catalog, per-category shards and local search.
• GateRunner — Unified local quality-gate runner with progress, ETA, and warnings for known-dangerous gate patterns
• GitRevival — A local GUI workbench for inspecting old repositories and planning evidence-based revivals.
• GodotDevTools — Forty Godot 4 developer tools — visual regression testing, game-state time machine, responsive UI previewer, asset health dashboard, dialogue & quest debugger, network simulator, natural-language scene search, accessibility checker, and build & export doctor. Editor plugins + headless CLIs.
• prompt-architect — A deterministic, systems-oriented framework for engineering high-performance prompts to control LLM outputs, minimize hallucinations, and execute complex technical and creative workflows.
• PublishPilot — Preflight checks, manifest, and blob verification for safe GitHub publishing
• rea-offline — Universal Offline Windows Client & REA Analysis Engine
• RepoRadar — Live status snapshot across many repos, plus SyncGuard pre-publish divergence check
• ResolveLock — Tool-resolution lockfile for Windows builds — records what PowerShell resolves, every PATH match in order, SHA-256 hashes, and PE architecture. Check exits 2 on drift.
• SceneDependencyMap — Godot 4 editor plugin + headless CLI that maps how scenes, scripts, resources and autoloads connect — flags unused and missing files, dependency cycles, deep chains and risky hubs.
• TesselGUI — A dense, tactile interface standard for desktop software of any kind, in dark and light — design tokens, guidelines, and reference demos.
• TextSwell — Zero-dependency Windows CLI that generates massive test files (multi-GB to TB) in six engineered profiles to stress-test large-file text and hex editors.
• WinDevKit — Shared development resources for Windows desktop software — quality gates, a hardened GitHub publisher, scaffolding and templates — plus a 34-kit library of Rust Windows DLLs behind a C ABI (MIT), in one monorepo with full CI.
• WinUtil-Redesigns — Alternate designs for Chris Titus Tech's WinUtil — each design has its own PowerShell launch command. Same WinUtil underneath, new look on top, via WinUtil's own theme system.

• DocConvert — Planned document conversion library with a C ABI. No implementation or binaries published yet.
• SQLiteSuperBuild — A drop-in sqlite3.dll with everything switched on: FTS5, R*Tree, Geopoly, math functions, DBSTAT, sessions, plus the vec0 vector extension — built from pinned, hash-verified sources. DLL #4 in the Windows DLL Collection
• Whisper — Offline speech-to-text behind one clean C ABI — vendored whisper.cpp engine, WAV in, JSON transcript out. DLL #5 in the Windows DLL Collection.
• WinCommon — Shared Rust foundation crate for the Windows DLL collection — FFI last-error and C-string conventions, JSON escaping, civil time math, UTF-16 helpers. Zero dependencies.
• WinRecovery — One clean DLL for Windows recovery primitives: System Restore points, VSS status, Recycle Bin, installed programs, startup entries, services and drivers — C ABI, zero dependencies
• WinUIHelpers — Planned C ABI helpers for Windows UI polish. No implementation or binaries published yet.

• BuffRadar — Click-to-buff list addon for World of Warcraft: Forever — shows nearby players missing your buffs; click a name to buff them. Custom themes, per-alert sounds, buff order, group-by-buff view and click-through (1.10.0).
• LifeTimeStats — Lifetime character statistics for World of Warcraft: Forever: 550 stats, 107 achievements, dungeon book, damage-meter and death-recap data, in an odometer-styled dashboard.
• Rummage — List-view bag & bank replacement for WoW Forever

• SpliceStack — A one-tap Android stacking game in Godot 4: drop the sliding block, the overhang gets sliced off — and falling slices can chip or knock loose your own tower. Endless + Daily Tower, offline, local scores.

• feedly-clean-sidebar — Userscript for Feedly: hides the Create AI Feed, Search, Go to…, Read later and Recently read sidebar items, and continuously hides Upgrade buttons, links and banners as they appear.
• muse-allow-alerter — Firefox userscript that alerts you when a Muse approval card appears — flashing tab title, soft ping, and a highlighted Allow button. Alert-only: it never clicks; the decision stays yours.

These libraries are archived on GitHub and are no longer maintained.

• FileMetaKit — File metadata toolkit behind a small C ABI: read, edit and compare metadata across images, audio, video and documents (WinDevKit DLL #30) (archived)
• FileOpsKit — File operation engine behind a small C ABI: copy, move, rename and delete jobs with progress, cancellation, conflict policies, retries and undo (WinDevKit DLL #27) (archived)
• PathKit — Long-path and Unicode compatibility layer behind a small C ABI: path normalization, validation and conversion with plain-language errors (WinDevKit DLL #28) (archived)
• ProviderKit — File provider adapter SDK behind a small C ABI: browse local disks, archives and custom providers through one interface (WinDevKit DLL #32) (archived)
• RenameKit — Batch rename and transform engine behind a small C ABI: preview, validate and apply bulk renames with collision detection and rollback (WinDevKit DLL #31) (archived)
• ShellInteropKit — Windows Shell interop wrapper behind a small C ABI: typed file info, icons, verbs and properties without raw shell boilerplate (WinDevKit DLL #34) (archived)
• SignKit — Authenticode inspection and verification helpers for PE files — verify only, no signing (WinDevKit DLL #26) (archived)

• CleanYourTV — Debloat any Android or Google TV over Wi-Fi and get an Apple TV-style home.
• CLI-Anything — "CLI-Anything: Making ALL Software Agent-Native" -- CLI-Hub: https://clianything.cc/
• CoffeeBeanScoped — A tray icon utility to prevent a policy-enforced screen lock in Windows, but only while a chosen app/process is running or foregrounded.
• DiffImg-Windows — GUI image compare tool by xbee with more compact layout
• ECC — The agent harness performance optimization system. Skills, instincts, memory, security, and research-first development for Claude Code, Codex, Opencode, Cursor and beyond.
• MajorPrivacy — Advanced Privacy Tool for Windows
• OpenWorker — Reference/contribution fork of andrewyng/openworker; no independently validated fork distribution advertised.
• rea — Reference/contribution fork of morluto/rea; upstream documentation and releases remain upstream-owned.
• RepairKit — Windows repair contribution fork of Foulest/RepairKit; hardening and release-pipeline work is proposed in PR #1.
• Seelen-UI — The Fully Customizable Desktop Environment for Windows 10/11.
• skills — Reference/contribution fork of vercel-labs/skills. Upstream owns the skills CLI and its distribution.
• Tiny11Builder — Tiny11Builder development fork of ntdevlabs/tiny11builder. WinUI source; upstream distribution permission remains unresolved (NOTICE.md).
• TweakHub — 🎛️ All-in-one control center for Windows system tweaks and optimizations.
• win-pipe-revival — Independent goodtrailer/win-pipe revival: C++17 Windows named pipes, bounded I/O and regression tests. v0.2.0: desktop x86/x64.
• winget-pkgs — The Microsoft community Windows Package Manager manifest repository
• WinScript — Reference/contribution fork of flick9000/winscript; upstream Windows scripting tool and distribution.

• Keep core workflows local and make changes explicit.
• Use existing stacks where they fit: Rust, C++, C#, and Python.
• Preserve upstream credit and licenses when reviving useful projects.
• Describe validation and compatibility honestly, including unfinished release gates.
• All software is completely free; optional donations never unlock anything, and there are no ads, in-app purchases, or data sales.

For bugs, ideas, or contributions, use the relevant project's issues. A clear reproduction, Windows version, and build details help me investigate.