the vibe code dad_personal projects / perpetual tinkering

A DAD WITH TOO MANY SIDE PROJECTS

I make apps.
And dad jokes

I’m a dad. I make stuff. Sometimes it even works on the first try.

This is where my apps live: useful little experiments for the family, the daily to-do list, and that screen with all the stock prices on it.

Browse the apps About the dad ↘
NOTE TO SELF

“Just one more little change.”

— me, several changes ago
coffee: required / side projects: too many
A PEEK AT THE APPSclick around ↓
01ticker / market heat mapSAMPLE DATA
TICKERNASDAQ-100
NVDA+2.84%
MSFT+1.32%
AAPL−0.64%
GOOGL+0.87%
AMZN+1.96%
META−0.28%
less squinting at numbers.↗
02
checky / things to doInteractive sample
1 / 3

Go on, check one off. ✓

03wwealth-trainerDEMO

the bank of dad / practice wallet

250practice coins
Halfway to a 500-coin goal
little demos. big plans. probably more coffee.
build → break → fix → repeat//self-hosting encouraged//dad jokes included//there is no final_final version

THE EVER-GROWING PROJECT FOLDER

The app shelf.

Stuff I wanted to exist. So I started building it.

3 projects found
pick something. poke around.
01 / tickersample data / preview

Ticker

FINANCE

For that spare screen on your desk.

A live Nasdaq-100 heat map. Green, red, and the whole market at a glance. Also very at home on a dedicated kiosk.

WebDesktop widgetKiosk
View on GitHub
02 / checkyChecky, a smiling notebook with glasses

Checky

PRODUCTIVITY

Because “I’ll remember” is a lie.

Personal and shared checklists, offline access, and optional sync. A little less stuff to keep in your head.

Web & PWADesktopLocal-first
View on GitHub
03 / wealth-trainerpractice currency / preview

Wealth Trainer

FAMILY

The bank of dad has an app now.

Kids earn, save, and practice investing. Parents run the bank. A self-hosted family economy for learning by doing.

WebSelf-hostedParent-managed
View on GitHub

A LITTLE ABOUT ME

One dad.
Too many projects.
You know the drill.

>_The Vibe Code Dadchief tinkerer / coffee re-heater

Hey, welcome to my corner of the internet.

I like making little tools for the stuff that comes up in everyday life. Keeping track of things. Watching the market. Helping the kids figure out money.

Some ideas turn into apps. Some turn into a very educational evening of troubleshooting. This is a place to share the ones that made it out of the “what if” stage.

Always tinkering. Always learning.
Back up your stuff. Call your dad.

NEXT UP: PROBABLY ANOTHER SIDE PROJECT

Want to poke around?

You’ll find me over on GitHub. Bring your own coffee.

Find me on GitHub