I enjoy creating digital projects that blend utility and play, focusing on making technology more playful, poetic, and accessible.

Dear Reader sends you articles and posts from your favorite newsletters and RSS feeds directly to your Kindle.

An experimental, collaborative publication that lives in your calendar.

Poetically sabotage your electronic books.

A tribute to movies with inaccurate binocular shots.

Look at what people like and which lists and starter packs they are in.

An Obsidian plugin that lets you publish content from Obsidian to Are.na and the other way around.

Type Simulator offers an easy way for anyone to enhance their typesetting skills. It exposes users to a range of real-life scenarios where typing might occur, such as on board a ship, in a dark, misty forest, under the influence of mind-altering psychedelic drugs, or in zero-gravity environments.

A tool to improve consistency and structure to design systems property names.

A live feed showing what people are doing on Bluesky in real time.

A Raycast extension to help you search icons from the WordPress Icons Library.

Programmatically export all the SVG icons from the official @wordpress/icons NPM package.

A Raycast extension to help you identify and pick colors from Automattic’s Color Studio.

A script that scrapes films from a Letterboxd user’s public diary.

A website that writes psychogeographical poems using real Google Maps directions from your current location to a random place around you.

Show the music you are currently scrobbling.

Generate DALL·E 2-like images without an invite. Without AI. Without writing a prompt. Without waiting for the process to finish. Without wasting electricity or emitting CO2. Just drag and drop an image and let the most advanced technology (well, JavaScript) do the rest.

Node package to get information about Madrid’s air quality. It’s probably bad (the air quality, I mean.)

This repository contains notices and incidents reported by Madrid’s citizens regarding street furniture, lighting, urban and waste cleaning, green areas, sidewalks, etc. Automatically updated every 10 minutes.

A tribute to movies with inaccurate binocular shots.

Mysterious little zine of whimsical periodicity, dubious content, dangerous editing, and suspicious ambition.

Update your Twitter avatar and banner from the comfort of Figma.

A text threading plugin for Figma.

A bot that tweets variations of a famous Paul Virilio quote.

An alternative and open-source map of BiciMAD.

Send your Kindle’s highlights and notes to Are.na.

A bot that looks at art and tweets what it sees.

My (incredibly silly) illustration portfolio.

A terrible, terrible type foundry.

Makes your tab disappear when nobody is paying attention.

A tribute to Georges Perec’s ‘Je me souviens’ in the form of a bot.

A tool for creating collaborative maps with your friends (and enemies).

A bot that loves films but doesn’t have a very good memory.