Welcome to ufodia.

I build open-source tools and practical software experiments that help people understand complex information, review important details, and turn ideas into something useful. My background in business development, company leadership, and international partnerships brings a practical perspective to the work.

A few places to start

• Memory Mirror — Review potentially sensitive details in supported AI chat exports, locally in your browser. Inspect the context and decide what needs attention in the original app.

• Fact Fuse — Compare an original text with an AI rewrite and review changes to numbers, dates, links, limits, and promises.

• Paper Surgery — Repair the reading order and extracted text of a text-based PDF before exporting it as Markdown.

These projects are open source and MIT licensed. You can try the included workflows without an account or model API key, inspect the code, or run your own copy. They help you examine the evidence and make your own decisions; human review remains part of the process.

What your coffee supports

Your coffee supports the time I put into developing these tools, fixing bugs, testing real workflows, and writing useful documentation. It also helps me keep sharing practical experiments and improvements openly.

If a tool helps you solve a problem, saves you some cleanup, or gives you a useful starting point, a coffee is a welcome way to support the next improvement.

You can also help by exploring the projects on GitHub, sharing a tool, reporting a reproducible bug, or suggesting a concrete use case.

Thanks for being part of what I’m building.

— ufodia