My open source projects and contributions.
An LED panel that listens to your turntable and shows the cover of the album playing.
A turntable can’t tell anything what it’s playing, so Coverussi listens: the board’s microphones record a few seconds, Shazam identifies the album, and the cover is on the panel a moment later. Smart players report what they play through Home Assistant, so for those it takes the art straight from there.
Last 4 weeks
Sep 20 – Oct 17, 2026
Now playing
Golden Mountain
Lio & the Glaciers
1:22 / 3:48
Plays by day
Average 79 plays a day. Peak Sat, Oct 3, 170 plays.
A self-hosted dashboard that tracks what you play on Spotify and imports your full history.
It captures what you play live, imports your whole history from Spotify’s export, and answers in milliseconds at any history size. One Go binary with the web UI built in, one SQLite file, and a read-only API and MCP server so scripts and AI assistants can ask the same questions.
Custom ZMK firmware for my wireless Keyball61 split keyboard with a built-in trackball.
I came to the Keyball61 from a UHK 60 for a lighter, wireless, ortholinear board with the trackball built in. It runs ZMK v0.3 with a PMW3610 trackball driver, an auto-mouse layer that stays out of the way while typing, OLED status screens and Bluetooth tuned for macOS latency. The cases, switch plates and travel covers are 3D printed.