Other Projects
Not everything we build needs to be a flagship product.
These projects exist because a real problem was annoying, risky, or poorly solved —
and we wanted something that actually worked.
- Built for real use, not demos
- Clear behavior instead of vague promises
- Honest about what they do — and what they don’t
Abstract Render Blocks (ARB)
ARB exists for people who want automation without mystery.
Abstract Render Blocks (ARB) is a deterministic rendering tool that turns validated YAML data into concrete output files using simple, explicit templates.
It’s designed for situations where reproducibility, clarity, and predictability matter more than clever abstractions. ARB favors structure you can reason about over magic that breaks later.
ARB is used to generate documentation, static websites, configuration files, and other structured outputs. The project uses itself to generate its own documentation and website.
ARB is Open Source.
Safe Delete Checker
Built to answer one uncomfortable question:
“If I delete this, will I regret it later?”
Safe Delete Checker is a desktop utility that compares two folders and tells you whether they are actually identical — so you can safely delete the source after a copy, restore, migration, or backup.
It exists for situations where guessing is unacceptable and deleting the wrong thing would be irreversible. The tool produces a clear result: either the folders match, or they don’t.
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WebPrepImage
A small tool for a very specific problem:
“How do I make these images web-ready without guessing?”
WebPrepImage is a lightweight Windows utility for preparing large images for the web by constraining both pixel dimensions and file size in a predictable, repeatable way.
It resizes images by maximum long edge, then starts at full JPEG quality and reduces quality only if needed to meet a target file size. The goal is simple: keep as much quality as possible while staying within clear limits.
The tool runs entirely locally, produces clear logs as it works, and is explicit about what it does — and what it doesn’t.