I build small, local-first desktop tools — mostly Python and JavaScript, mostly for Windows. The rule I keep coming back to: your data stays on your machine unless you explicitly send it somewhere.
AI Limit Tray
Electron tray app that tracks Codex and Claude usage limits without opening a browser tab.
Shows remaining quota per account and per window, live session context, and compaction events,
plus a click-through overlay pinned to the active editor window.
JavaScript · Electron · 55 tests · v0.1.0 release
AI Seçim Studio
Photo cutout editor. rembg produces the first mask, then you refine it by hand with brushes,
lasso, polygon and a magic wand, and export a transparent PNG. I built it because every tool I
tried gave you either no AI step or an AI mask you couldn't touch up.
Python · Tkinter · rembg
CS2 Voice Chat Translator
Always-on-top overlay that transcribes speech locally with faster-whisper and shows the
translation in a screen corner. Push-to-translate hotkey; audio never leaves the machine.
Python · faster-whisper · Tkinter
MP4 Watermark Remover
Removes a static watermark by inpainting the covered area frame by frame. Finds the box
automatically from per-pixel temporal variance intersected with a Canny edge map.
Python · OpenCV · ffmpeg
More tools
- Görsel İşleme Aracı — batch image and document converter with AI background removal, 5 UI languages, everything local
- Anti-Theft Alarm — Telegram message the moment your laptop's charger is unplugged; the earliest theft signal there is
- Auto Clicker — hold-to-click, 1–50 CPS; filters out its own synthetic input using the
WH_MOUSE_LLLLMHF_INJECTEDflag - Sleep Preventer — keeps Windows awake via
SetThreadExecutionState, no cursor jiggling
Local-first, always. Background removal, speech recognition, file conversion — none of it uploads anything. When a cloud step is unavoidable (translation), it only ever sees text I already had on disk, never the raw audio or image.
Commit messages that explain the bug, not the diff. "hook callback'ini modül seviyesinde
tut, yoksa ctypes GC ediyor ve crash" tells you far more than "fix hook". I write them for
whoever debugs this next — usually me, six months later.
Comments where the reason isn't obvious. The code says what; the comment should say why. If the answer is "because Windows does something surprising here", that belongs in the file.
Python · JavaScript · Node.js · Electron · Tkinter / CustomTkinter · OpenCV ·
ctypes / Win32 · ffmpeg · SQLite