The private homelab. A three-node cluster, its own storage, local voice AI, and a broad set of self-hosted services. A whole cloud with no landlord, and the one you can actually tour.
→Infrastructure monitoring that acts. Uptime, alerting and updates for a whole fleet in one application, with an urgent-work queue, a quieter digest, verified repair actions and an Android companion.
→The multi-unit manager’s notebook, now on Google Play. Notes, visits, people and follow-ups, free for one store with an optional Pro upgrade.
→An original Android client built for JMAP from the ground up. Mail, contacts, calendar, and tasks in one modern app, now on Google Play, tested daily against a mail server two rooms away.
→A fork of Sterna Mail, tuned for the homelab and kept open source. The daily driver against the house's own mail server, free and staying that way.
→An Android reader for feeds and saved articles, now in internal testing. Collections, highlights, search and optional sync to your own storage, in one app. It pulls the whole article in and keeps it on the phone, so the pile you meant to read is there with or without a signal.
→I build software that runs on infrastructure I control. GridLink is where all of it gets built and tested first. If you want to talk about any of it, the door is open.