The CMS behind Animikii's client websites. Our developers build and customize a site with it, then the client takes over and runs the content: text, images, settings. I was one of the developers on it for about three years, working on the UI we redesigned and the settings we reorganized.
Websites I built for Animikii's clients on top of the Chinuk CMS. Each one arrived as an approved design from our designer, and my job was making the CMS produce it, with custom blocks wherever it couldn't get there on its own.
Animikii's discovery process with Indigenous partners, usually for a community archive. I work out who needs access to what, write the user stories that follow, and take the design through user flows, a site map and a clickable prototype. It all goes into a report the partner owns and can build from, with us or with anyone.
A macOS app I built in TypeScript and Electron to nudge you to blink through long stretches at the screen. The hard part is interruption: a reminder that breaks your focus is worse than no reminder, so it sits in the background and surfaces at an interval you set.
A Chrome extension I built to schedule a wellness break, like a walk or a hydrate reminder, and count down to it. I kept every bit of state on the device rather than syncing it, so a habit tracker never turns into a record of your day sitting on someone else's server.
A Chrome extension I built that detects when Claude finishes a response and plays a chime, so you can work in another tab instead of watching one. Sounds and volume are configurable, and it collects no data.
Feel free to check out my GitHub for other projects.