I build cross-platform desktop tools — Go, Rust, Svelte — from the USB driver up to the UI.

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Most of my projects start the same way: a device or a service does something useful, but the only way in is the vendor's own app. So I put the protocol on the wire, read it, write the specification down, and build a free tool on top.

That usually means crossing the whole stack inside a single project — C for the driver, Go or Rust for the core, Svelte for the interface, shipped as one cross-platform binary through Wails or Tauri.

A cross-platform SNMP MIB browser, MIB editor and monitoring application — an open-source alternative to iReasoning MIB Browser and Paessler SNMP Tester. SNMPv1/v2c/v3, a searchable MIB tree, an editor that reports unknown types and duplicate OIDs by line and column, dashboards drawn from shareable presets, polling charted as values, deltas, rates or latency, a trap receiver that resolves trap OIDs through your own MIBs, and alerts routed to syslog, a webhook or email. A built-in device simulator lets you try the whole thing without any hardware.

MIT · snmplens.com · live demo · docs · Windows · macOS · Linux

A lightweight cross-platform syslog viewer and analyser. Receives over UDP, TCP and TLS, filters in real time, searches with SQLite FTS5, raises alerts, and encrypts its store at rest. Ships with a PKI assistant for the certificate part, and a signed auto-updater.

MIT · latest release · Windows · macOS · Linux

Control for SoundPEATS earbuds without the manufacturer's mobile app — ANC, parametric equaliser, multipoint, battery levels. The protocol was reverse-engineered over RFCOMM and verified on the wire, then written up in PROTOCOL.md and implemented twice from that single spec: once in Go for the desktop app, once in Kotlin for Android.

MIT · desktop + Android

An open-source libusb driver and GUI for the PicoScope 2204A oscilloscope, built from scratch by reverse-engineering the USB protocol — no proprietary PicoSDK runtime needed. A plain C core, a Wails desktop front-end linked through cgo, and an Android AAR packaging the same driver via NDK/JNI.

Linux desktop · Android

A desktop and Android client for game servers (Minecraft, Satisfactory, Factorio, Valheim, Rust…): live console, full native SFTP, NBT inspector, multi-game mod marketplace, backups, and an AI copilot that diagnoses and repairs. One Rust core for both platforms; the API key lives in the OS secure storage.

GPL-3.0 · latest release

A measurement bench answering one question: what can an ESP32 actually sustain in cryptography, TLS, 802.1X and SNMPv3 — and at what cost? Covers AES across seven modes, SHA-2/SHA-3, RSA up to 4096, ECDSA P-256/384/521, key exchange, WPA2/WPA3, EAP-TLS/TTLS/PEAP, TLS 1.2 and 1.3, RFC 5425 syslog, and a full SNMPv3 USM agent. Written straight on ESP-IDF, no Arduino layer.

MIT

Source not public, but a large share of the work:

• VoxelBench — a benchmarking platform for Minecraft servers: a Java plugin running instrumented workloads across Paper, Spigot and Folia, and a Next.js web app that turns the runs into a public leaderboard, statistics and a hosting-provider comparison. The service is open to everyone; the source is what stays closed.
• PVPFACTION — a game-server network built as ~40 Folia/Paper plugins on a shared core (schedulers, i18n, theming, GUI), plus its website, mobile app and desktop client.
• Professional tooling — cross-platform desktop applications for network and time-synchronisation equipment: NTP, SNMP/MIB browsing, syslog, u-blox and Trimble GPS receivers, device configuration and firmware updates.

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