
Studio Ledger
A private budgeting app built around how an artist gets paid for commissions.
Projects
Each tool started with a real problem. The case studies explain the problem, the tool and what changed. The smaller ones get a card and one honest line.

A private budgeting app built around how an artist gets paid for commissions.

Writes database scripts with a preview, a backup and a dry run, so a typo cannot cause permanent damage.

Rules that turn notifications into light signals, so you stop checking your phone.

Describe a circuit in plain English. It designs it, checks it and shows how to build it.

Turns any picture into a build plan, block by block.

Plans a large round build block by block, and tracks progress as you go.

One desktop panel for two air conditioners that only had a phone app.

A rebuilt website for a community pixel-art site, with better tools for its staff.

A first audit of more than 100 million records to find automated accounts.
Smaller tools. Each one has a reason.
Lists every color in an image and lets you replace colors.
Why I made itI build pixel art and needed a list of each color in an image.
Cuts an image into an even grid of tiles.
Why I made itI needed to split an image evenly into tiles.
Shows the color steps between two colors.
Why I made itI was making handmade cards and wanted a gradient for them.
Lists every food in a large modded game, with the raw resources each one needs.
Why I made itI wanted to see all the food items in my modpack.
A script that works out the best gear builds and writes them to a spreadsheet.
Why I made itI wanted to see if AI could calculate the best gear from my modpack's own data.
One-click buttons, an address book, auto-wiring, a problem finder and a time-left display.
Why I made itI wanted features the mod did not have.
A fix I sent to another author's mod. It was accepted and merged.
Why I made itA part did not work on moving machines. Now it does.
An extension of an open-source automation mod, with a visual script editor.
Why I made itI wanted to test what AI could do against the most requested missing features.
Built on Baritone, by its authors. Alto is my extension, not their work.
Repeats large crafting jobs so you do not click thousands of times.
Why I made itI wanted to craft a lot of items and did not feel like doing it by hand.
Compares two collections and suggests fair one-for-one trades.
Why I made itI was trading collectibles in a game and wanted help finding the best deals.
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