Goes by Mozzo in most corners of the internet. I work with system governance at a university by day, and spend my free time building and maintaining a small constellation of open source projects — mostly self-hosted tools, browser-native utilities, and things I wished existed.
BookLogr 📚 — my biggest project, gets the most active development time. A self-hosted service to track your personal book library — search by title/ISBN via OpenLibrary, track reading progress, rate and annotate, share a public profile. Python/Flask + React.
Feature-complete, running, and getting updates + issue triage as needed.
Crowdin Stats — generates live, embeddable SVGs (translation progress table + contributor grid) for Crowdin projects, for use in GitHub READMEs. (part of re:wake)
image-converter — a fast, private, in-browser image converter (PNG/JPEG/WEBP). No upload, no server, no tracking — everything happens client-side via the Canvas API. (part of re:wake)
curated-topics — powers links.rewake.org, a minimal, high-performance personal link collection with instant search and keyboard-first navigation. (part of re:wake)
Munchlist 🛒 — a simple, mobile-first grocery shopping companion with smart autocomplete and category views.
mango — the static site generator that powers andreasbackstrom.se.
brkn-lnk — a no-frills, concurrent link checker for the command line.
If any of these are useful to you, sponsoring on GitHub goes a long way toward covering hosting costs.