If you've ever wished you had a typewriter instead of a computer, this might be your jam.

a virtual ukulele for your computer! (doesn't work on mobile yet)

Records and graphs the page speed of various pages on glitch.com over a 2 week period

a kanban board but for food, to try to prioritize eating things that are about to go bad.


Integrates with airtable, which lets you scan barcodes on your mobile device, and openfoodfacts which provides images and nutritional values.

Inspired by the original Polly Pocket, this dollhouse fits in your pocket (assuming your phone does).
Remix it to design your own house, practice css grid, and decorate it with cute svgs.
I never quite got this as finished as I'd like. I hope to revisit it someday

I tried to build a browser extension that folks could download and then a community organization of some sort could update it regularly with a list of companies to boycott.

People who cared about a particular issue wouldn't necessarily need to follow twitter to see which company they should avoid that day. Instead they could install a thing once in their browser, and then automatically participate and learn about the issues as it impacts them.

Mostly works, just needs a good community organization to work with 😃

This app was featured in Glimmer you can find it in the firefox addon store

My friends like to write acrostic-like "poems" for each other on slack, but making them is sort of a labor of love because you have to get the spaces just right. I made a little tool to make it slightly easier to make things like this:

a   a   a 
 r r r r  
  t   t   
          
artcrostic
          
  t   t   
 r r r r  
a   a   a 

While I still have an instagram, their targeted advertising is a little "too good" for me.
I also worry I post "too many" pictures of my pup Louie.
So I made a photo sharing site for my pup, using airtable, so I can still upload all my favorite memories on a mobile app.

A tool to make a component library that you can publish on npm and document it with storybook without messing with builds.

a blog im working on. Right now there's only one post and it's about how i love to eat salt, please enjoy it. You can find a more up to date version of my site here

exploring how to write choose your own adventure style stories for the web

a chrome extension to warn you when you're on a production glitch app

a very silly clock

I wanted to make a game that would let users learn about graphql while playing around with the graphiql interface, but I never finished it