1. Home Assistant

    Open-source, local-first home automation platform. My journey hub, now running the Home Assistant Green and Voice PE alongside Apple Home, UniFi, Hue, and Tesla Powerwall.
  2. Cameras for home studio

    Choosing an always-on studio camera for a green-screen Teams and recording setup: why the BMPCC falls short, the Sony a6700 I already own, and the Lumix S5 II as the ideal upgrade.
  3. RAID Types for a NAS

    How the common RAID levels work in a NAS, the URE rebuild trap on big drives, and which config to pick when moving from a Synology DS413j to a UniFi UNAS Pro.
  4. fal.ai

    Generative media platform with one API for the best image and video models (Flux 2, Nano Banana Pro, Ideogram), wired into NicAI to make sales-deck visuals on demand.
  5. Deckee

    A single-purpose macOS app I built with Electron to present my reveal.js decks fullscreen on an external monitor, with its own embedded server. No browser, no tabs, no chrome.
  6. Marp

    Marp turns plain Markdown into slide decks and exports them to HTML, PDF, PPTX, and PNG from a single CLI command.
  7. NicDeck

    My single-file reveal.js deck system: a central always-latest theme, a central media library, a local server, PDF/PPTX export, and agentic generation reviewed by the Council.
  8. reveal.js

    reveal.js is an open-source HTML presentation framework where slides are plain HTML or Markdown, which makes it ideal for AI/agent-generated decks.