Every time I had to name a project, it was a pain. Endless searches across domains, trademark checks, social handles, all separate tools, all manual.
I wanted to centralize everything in one place and make it fast and intelligent. That's how Orilai started.
But the interesting part came later: I realized the best brand names aren't built from existing words. They're invented, Kodak, Skype, Google didn't mean anything before they became brands. So I built a second system that generates names from scratch, phonetically valid, and builds the meaning around them afterward.
Orilai itself is one of those names. The tool found it. I kept it.
Flowelio is a suite of 33+ free calculators for tax, health,
finance, and everyday utility — all running entirely in your browser.
Highlights:
→ Italian tax calculators for all 8,100+ municipalities (IMU,
net salary, flat tax regime, NASpI unemployment)
→ AI background removal and depth estimation via WebGPU —
zero uploads, 100% private
→ Health tools: BMI, TDEE, body fat, pace, 1RM
→ Finance: compound interest, ROI, break-even, solar savings
I built this POC to test if complete RAG pipelines could run entirely client-side using WebGPU.
Key difference: zero server dependency. PDF parsing, embeddings, vector search, and LLM inference all happen in your browser.
Select a model (Llama, Phi-3, Mistral), upload a PDF, ask questions. Documents stay local in IndexedDB. Works offline once models are cached.
Integrated WeInfer optimization achieving ~3.76x speedup over standard WebLLM through buffer reuse and async pipeline processing.
I built mcl to simplify my daily terminal workflow.
It lets you create custom shortcuts for your most-used commands locally or globally using a simple JSON config.
It’s still early, but I plan to add auto-completion, plugin support, and command chaining soon.
