I build products, and the Scala tools underneath them.

A Scala 3 toolkit for writing one reactive interface and running it natively on effectively every device with a screen, from browsers and phones to TVs, set-top boxes, and low-power devices.

NaboTV brings your streaming services and your own Plex, Emby, or Jellyfin library into one guide, and plays what you pick in the app or opens it in the service that has it.

A Chromium-based browser built around Spaces: color-coded sets of tabs, each signed in as its own identity, that you show or hide as a group inside one window.

Each assistant has its own voice, tools, and memory, and does real work beside the chat. There is no sign-in form: you talk your way past the Gatekeeper.

An open-source Scala database layer: define your models once, then store them in an embedded engine or on a database server, and keep the same queries and transactions.

A logging library built from scratch in Scala for speed, instead of wrapping a Java logger. Add one dependency and call scribe.info: no configuration files, no logger setup, and the class, method, and line number of every message included for free.

ShopMagic builds Shopify storefronts by conversation: describe what you want or upload a design, and an AI agent builds the theme while a live preview updates beside the chat. No code, no agency, and no guessing what the finished store will look like.

Sigil is a Scala 3 framework for AI agents that hold real conversations, with people and with each other. It runs in production today, under Voidcraft and ShopMagic, and is closed source.