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Things built to be used: editors, solvers, converters and the small services that keep the rest running.
A Blender-inspired 3D editor that runs entirely in the browser: an outliner, transforms, materials, modifiers and a timeline. Projects are saved on your own machine.
Scan or paint in a scrambled Rubik's cube and get a step-by-step solve, one move at a time. Handles 2×2, 3×3, Mirror and Ghost cubes, with larger cubes experimental.
A terminal in the browser that turns any image into pure CSS, a single element painted with box-shadows. It can also build CSS animations from frames. Nothing leaves your machine.
An automated proof-of-work portfolio. A scraper collects every accepted LeetCode solution, commits it, and the site rebuilds itself, with no manual entry. 915 problems solved and counting.
A stock forecasting dashboard: compare tickers, read the forecast against the price, check each model's accuracy, and follow market sentiment from the news.
Several family trees on one infinite canvas, with people linked across trees, auto-layout, focus on one branch, and export to PDF.
A small serverless service that draws all 34 of my Kaggle badges as one self-contained SVG, ready to embed in a GitHub README, and refreshes itself daily.