Looking for the small problems no one's named yet — the frictions tucked between routines, the gaps people have learned to live with — and writing the code that fits. Some live, some still becoming. The work is small; the intent is not.
Shipping a new tool at itsnot.tech every week. Quietly building the rest.
Software that takes the friction out of asking, arguing, and getting better at things.
A curiosity tool for kids that encourages them to ask better questions, go deeper, and find out for themselves.
A debate platform where every argument is a video, automatically tagged with who, what, when, where, and why.
A coaching platform that helps you get where you want to go, without judgment or scrutiny.
Better ways to find sessions, skills, and shops — for when the internet stops helping you find anything physical.
Find activity sessions near you, by city and sport.
Skill matching through a quiz — find people by what they're actually good at, not what they wrote on a resume.
A free browsing layer for Hong Kong's physical stores, built to make local retail findable again.
Small public tries. The kind of thing you'd build if you noticed it was missing.
A personal toolbox of hand-built web tools, with new ones added live every week.