Public products, private operational systems, and room to experiment. The work behind Backstage Coding.
01 / PUBLIC PRODUCTS
Free apps for the way you work,
create, and explore.
Free · live radar · frankweather.com
A weather-safety workstation: native NEXRAD radar decoded from the National Weather Service, watches and warnings in plain language, storm tracks, lightning, and a take-cover alarm. Every feature is free — no account, no ads, no tracking.
Free · collection tools · mybookangel.com
Scan a shelf, understand the collection, and share a wishlist people will actually want to open. Barcode, cover, or search — then series tracking, price alerts, and cloud sync if you want it. Free on Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows.
Free · Windows · v2.1.0
Built for creators and gamers who need a reel out of a pile of clips. Drop as many takes as you want — there is no clip cap — then let ClipCraft auto-pick highlights, match the beat when you add music, caption the talk, and export a post-ready video for TikTok, Reels, Feed, or 16:9. Draft previews, hook scoring, slow-motion replay, quality profiles, and a local content calendar stay on your machine. No account. No paywall.
System-wide voice dictation that stays on your machine. Hold a key, speak, release — cleaned-up words land in whatever app has focus. Audio, transcripts, and the words it types never leave this PC and are not sent to anyone. The only server contact is a check for a quality update. Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) is live.
Intermission · live
Six browser games — Galaga (an arcade tribute), Followspot, Snake, Spectron, The Green Room, and The Cellar. Take a quick intermission, or chase a new high score.
02 / STUDIO EXAMPLES
Private systems shown to explain the work.
Access is managed by their operators.
Example · workforce
A private hub for one venue’s people: live schedules, open-shift claiming, time clock, onboarding documents, and role-based tools for supervisors and payroll. Access is issued by the employer — there is no public door.
Studio example — not offered as a download.
Example · learning
Required and optional workplace learning in one private place: assigned paths, due dates, progress, and credentials. Administrators publish and audit. Employees resume where they left off. Provisioned through the employer, not the public internet.
Studio example — not offered as a download.
Example · operations
Event operations in one view: call intake, responder availability, assignments, live status, venue areas, and incident reporting. Role-based so each person only sees the work they are meant to run.
Studio example — not offered as a download.
Example · live world
A private Palworld community we host and operate — live world status, camp identities, and a route in that does not require server archaeology. Nothing to download from us; the world itself is the product, and it is usable now.
A new idea. A better system. A story ready to be heard.
Let’s find the next step.
