A Searchable Memory: Archiving Text History Into a Queryable Database Why build this at all Sometimes you want to check whether you handled a conversation right, or talk through what happened without pulling another person into it — and a phone’s native messaging app isn’t built for that kind of review. SMS Archive and Search
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ProjectsOwning Your Inbox: Archiving Years of Email Without Losing Any of It The problem: provider storage fills up, and old email matters If you’re running low on provider storage, worried about losing important history, or just want years of email under your own control instead of a company’s, the fix is the same: download it
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ProjectsPasswords an AI Agent Can Actually Use: Self-Hosting Vaultwarden The problem this actually solves Most people reach for a password manager because typing the same weak password everywhere is a bad idea — and that’s true, but it wasn’t my main motivation. My phone’s built-in password manager (Google Password Manager, in my case, though the
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ProjectsNo Open Ports: Exposing a Home Server Safely with Cloudflare Tunnel The problem with running your own services from home The moment you self-host anything you actually want to reach from outside your house, you hit the same fork in the road: open a port on your router and hope you configured everything else correctly,
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ProjectsA VPN Is Basically a Condom for the Internet Let’s keep it real for a second. Using the internet without a VPN is like having unprotected sex with strangers — you’re out there, exposed, and vulnerable to all kinds of risks you might not even know about. It’s reckless. And in today’s digital world, that’s
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Tech BlogToday, I’m starting my blog—and my journal as well. This blog will focus on my educational and career journey. I’ll begin by sharing where I currently stand. The journal will be more personal. I’m not sure yet if I’ll make that public, but we’ll see. As for my career, I’m currently in school for software
