Night Network is a web organization I co-own and help run, building and operating a family of privacy- and access-focused web apps including Space and DaydreamX. The org has served over 6.5 million users in the past year.

A lot of the job is organizational rather than technical: coordinating development across a distributed team, running sub-organizations, and maintaining partnerships with TitaniumNetwork, Nebula Services, and TerbiumOS. The rest is product and fullstack engineering, infrastructure, and deployment. Our projects live on GitHub and GitLab.

DaydreamX is a browser that runs inside a browser, giving people a full, customizable browsing surface with the kind of features you expect from a native browser.

I contributed to the frontend, theming engine, bookmarks, tab groups, vertical tabs and more. The site is built on NightmareJS, our custom framework, with TypeScript on Bun. It runs under Night Network and reaches 500k+ daily users at peak.

Space is a privacy-focused web app I co-develop and maintain under Night Network. It sees steady traffic across the US and internationally, reaching 200k+ daily users at peak.

The live site is vanilla JavaScript on pnpm; a v2 rewrite in React, TypeScript, and Bun is in development. I work across the frontend and the pieces that keep it fast and reliable for a broad, always-on audience.

ProxDocs is a full tutorial on running your own web proxy with Scramjet, written to fill the gap between a short setup README and reading every upstream package yourself. It covers how a proxy actually works — the split between fetching bytes and rewriting them, transports, cross-origin isolation, and the internals of Scramjet — across concept, guide, and reference sections.

It also ships an interactive builder at /build that hands you a configured, working project instead of a starting point to adapt. You pick a language, package manager, runtime, server and frontend framework, transport, and features, and it generates the code to match. Written and maintained by me; AGPL-3.0.

Oxide is the public-facing home for TitaniumNetwork, an organization dedicated to bypassing internet censorship with some of the most widely used proxy technologies online.

I built the full UI and stack for the site: Next.js with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion. Night Network partners with TitaniumNetwork, and contributing to their community site was a natural extension of that relationship.

Aspine is an open-source, modern frontend for my school district's Aspen student information system — a much nicer way for students to view grades than the stock interface.

I work on the v3 rewrite. The project is currently dormant and being picked back up.

A from-scratch online-ordering site for Harvard Market, a neighborhood market and kitchen in Cambridge. Browse the menu, build a cart, and place a pickup order. Pay in person.

Built with Next.js and Tailwind: editorial light/dark theming, an accessible cart, and an order flow that emails the kitchen. A compact end-to-end product build.