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Hi, and thanks for stopping by!

I build free, open-source, self-hostable software (and lately hardware): privacy first, no tracking, no ads, no AI training, and your data stays yours.

What's new:

Pueo is a handheld field tool I've been building on a ten dollar ESP32 touchscreen board with five radios behind it: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth recon, sub-GHz capture and replay, NFC, GPS wardriving and jam detection, all in a printed case. Its detector also feeds Surveillance Signatures, an open list of the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth IDs that plate readers, body cams, smart glasses and trackers broadcast without being asked.

Printery (formerly PrintVault) is a local-first manager for 3D print files. It indexes your STL, 3MF and gcode folders in place, remembers which settings actually worked, and finds the duplicate copies quietly eating your disk. Its little sibling headfit lets you check a helmet or mask against your own head measurements before you print it.

fwscope turns firewall, WAF and IDS logs into a timeline, a scan list and a map, right in your browser tab, then hands you ready-to-run block rules.

Still going strong: Medication Reminder, a Home Assistant integration for tracking doses for pets and people (flexible schedules, refill tracking, reminders that nag and escalate until someone answers); open-relay, an end-to-end encrypted chat service you fully own; and Plant Manager, a single-file grow tracker from mother plants to harvest.

Plus a pile of Home Assistant dashboards and blueprints, Jeep CAN bus scripts, Flipper Zero files, and the guides and games on magikh0e.pl, including Hack the Planet Pinball.

The browser apps never upload anything or need an account. It's all given away and shaped by the people who use it: every feature request and bug report makes it better. If any of it has saved you time (or a missed dose, or a failed print), a beer helps me keep building and supporting it.

Mahaloz!