ServerSloth is an interactive, mathematically driven system design simulator that allows developers and students to visually build distributed architectures, simulate real-world traffic patterns, and understand how infrastructure behaves under different workloads.
Recoil is a modern, tactical system monitor built for developers who hate manual PID grepping. It provides a sleek interface to instantly identify and "snipe" processes occupying network ports. Built with Tauri v2 and Rust, Recoil offers live port monitoring, real-time CPU/Memory telemetry, and a lightning-fast "Sniper Button" to kill zombie processes. It’s performance-first, tray-resident, and designed to stay out of your way until you need to take the shot.
LockedIn is a modular, terminal-based productivity system built for developers who prefer focus over clutter. Unlike traditional task managers with heavy UIs, LockedIn runs entirely in the CLI and stores data locally using JSON. It’s lightweight, scriptable, and extensible. Designed for builders who live in the terminal, it removes distractions and keeps workflow fast, structured, and intentional.
