Toad Tech
Public evidence board for things Calvin built, ran, repaired, and refused to leave alone. Web apps, self-hosted services, robotics work, local AI tools, and weekend utilities with fingerprints still on them.
Stuff that survived the tinkering phase.
Real builds from the bench, sorted by what they do rather than dressed up as metrics. Open any evidence card for the problem, approach, and lessons behind it.
LUCID
A browser dashboard for starting servers, running scripts, opening tools, and pulling live info like weather maps.
CVMUN Website
Schedules, committee information, and delegate resources for Champlain Valley Model UN.
Portable Ollama
A small package for running local LLMs without making friends set up a science project first.
AI Page Generator
Give a local LLM a page idea, get a one-file HTML, CSS, and JS build, then publish it fast.
Remote Control Daemon
A background service for remote commands, view updates, and process control on home machines.
SCIOLY Robotics
Mechanical design, electronics, and autonomous control across electric vehicle, Robot Tour, and hovercraft builds.
Started with HTML. Got out of hand.
I'm a 18-year-old developer and tinkerer. I started making simple HTML pages on my dad's computer when I was six. Now the same habit shows up as web apps, self-hosted services, robotics projects, and AI utilities.
The pattern is pretty simple: figure out how the thing works, then wire it into something useful. Sometimes that becomes a dashboard. Sometimes it becomes a robot. Sometimes it becomes a daemon quietly doing its job in the background.
What I usually end up building.
Dashboards, control panels, one-file pages, and school or community sites.
Scripts, home-lab glue, background services, and repetitive parts wired shut.
Self-hosting, remote command flows, servers, deployments, and process control.
Robotics, controls, sensors, wiring, and mechanical iteration.
Got a weird problem?
If it needs a small interface, daemon, self-hosted tool, or weekend prototype, send the messy version first.