Projects

I build products around recurring work: explaining a feature, understanding a bug report, and showing whether a project is healthy. These are three of the products behind the technical notes on the blog.

Stepshots

Explaining the same workflow repeatedly takes time. Stepshots records it as an interactive demo, with screenshots you can annotate, reorder, and share. Its CLI can replay the flow to check whether changes to the app have broken the demo.

Try Stepshots · Read about testing browser workflows

SeggWat

A bug report is easier to act on when it includes the page, a screenshot, and what the person was trying to do. SeggWat puts that feedback flow inside the website and brings the reports into an inbox. The MCP integration lets me work with that feedback from an AI coding assistant.

Try the feedback widget · How I built its MCP server

infra.page

Project activity is spread across GitHub, monitoring tools, and analytics. infra.page brings selected signals onto a public page, so people can see what is running and what is being shipped. Private widgets let an owner keep sensitive numbers out of the public view.

Explore the live page · Read about self-hosting a status page and feedback board