snitscanner
A virtual flatbed scanner in your browser. Drag and zoom the image while it scans and the output smears and stretches.
Apps & tools
Tools I have built, mostly because I wanted to use them myself. Some are live and free to use, others are still prototypes.
A virtual flatbed scanner in your browser. Drag and zoom the image while it scans and the output smears and stretches.
A player and exporter for video, audio and images, MKV included. Trim it, crop it, or edit a picture and cut its background out on your own machine.
An interactive map of 3,236 UFO sightings in Denmark from 1946 to now, built from written reports turned into structured data.
A macOS audio plugin you control by how loud you play. Quiet playing gives one set of effects, playing harder gives another.
Danish radio as a physical panel in the menu bar. Six pads for the national stations, and a dial that reaches into the archive.
A walkie talkie in a browser tab. Nine channels, one talker at a time, and an FM dial everyone on the channel shares.
A grid of lenses laid over a picture, each sampling from somewhere slightly else. Turn the knobs, export a still or a loop.
The starting point for my web apps. Shared typography, spacing and React components, with two visual styles I can adapt for each project.
Avatars I drew by hand. Mix the eyes, nose and mouth from ten faces, and the same name always gives the same face.
A scratchpad that appears when you press a key and disappears when you are done. Lives in the menu bar, and it answers sums.
Click comments on YouTube and turn them into clean images and short animated clips, redrawn from the text so they stay sharp.
A writing app with no server. Your text is packed into the web address itself, so sharing the link shares the writing.
Notes
These are tools I made for my own use. snitscanner is one static HTML file with no backend. ExpressionGate is a JUCE plugin. Krypin has no backend either, it keeps your writing in the link. Shutters draws everything on your own machine. Danish UFOs is a set of Python scripts and one GeoJSON file. OneKeyTalkie is the only one with a server, and it stores nothing.
If you want to talk about any of it, write to me.