I spent two decades keeping industrial machines alive. Now I build software, servers, and the tools I run my businesses on. I manage the stack myself. This site is one of those builds.
I built a desktop tool to follow the work behind a sale: what I bought, what it cost, what sold, and whether the package arrived. It brings sales, inventory costs, purchase records, and shipping follow-up into one place.
The tracker handles what happens around a sale. The Telegram lister handles getting the item online. Send an item’s photos with its storage location and notes, and the listing workflow starts from the conversation.
After two decades as a millwright, I’m used to working with systems where the parts have to work together—and where understanding how something works matters when it stops working. Software gives me a different place to apply that experience.
Some projects start with a practical need. The eBay tracker and Telegram lister grew out of my resale work: getting items listed, keeping records connected, and understanding what a sale actually earned. Building those tools myself lets me shape them around the way I work.
Others start with curiosity: taking on a larger system and working through how its pieces fit together. Not every project needs to save me time. Some are worth doing for what I learn by building them.
Shops, archives, publications, and experiments—websites I’ve built for my businesses and interests.
A shop for spoken-word records, tapes, zines, and dark goods.
Visit The Raven’s Crypt ↗Opens in a new tab
Edgar Allan Poe through original documents, literary essays, and reviews.
Visit The Tell-Tale Asylum ↗Opens in a new tab
A question-and-answer experience with Poe’s voice and cited sources.
Visit Ask Poe ↗Opens in a new tab
Original documents, historical collections, and connected research.
Visit Crypt of Echoes ↗Opens in a new tab
Electronics recycling, pickup information, data destruction, and salvaged parts.
Visit Dead Tech Recovery ↗Opens in a new tab
Gulf Coast reporting on local government, regional history, and coastal culture.
Visit The Salty Rag ↗Opens in a new tab
Poems, dark stories, philosophy, and field notes in a video-led collection.
Visit Ealdspell ↗Opens in a new tab
An online home for new, used, and antiquarian books.
Visit Ol’ Curiosities & Book Shoppe ↗Opens in a new tab
A cosmic coming-soon page introducing AstroHugs.
Visit AstroHugs ↗Opens in a new tab
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