Useful beats impressive.

I like making focused tools: the kind that solve one ordinary problem, load quickly, and do not ask for an account before they help.

Not every experiment gets listed here. A project makes the porch only when it works, respects the person using it, and is ready for the public. Some will be practical. Some might be a little odd. All of them should have a reason to exist.

The first one out is FitShift, a private, browser-based image resizing tool for social media, creator platforms, and selected U.S. government photo formats.