remento / projects

Some shipped. Some ran for years. Some never left the bench.

• OrgAction Retired

  Volunteer management service

  A volunteer management service for organizations across the United States, managing more than 50,000 volunteers at its peak. Supporting signup workflows, custom forms, communication tools, and robust scheduling solutions.

• Health Nexus Active

  Staying on top of a loved one's complex case

  Years of scattered medical records, shaped into a single history a language model can read end to end, then asked each week what changed, what is coming, and what to ask next.

• Enough Active

  Knowing when one more year is one too many

  Tracks the portfolio, learns what a year actually costs, and runs the two forward for decades. The date you stop working gets settled by arithmetic rather than nerve.

• Homelab Active

  The household, self-hosted

  Flight tracking, home automation, a language model clustered across two GPUs, and coding agents that take direction from anywhere.

• Texas Lotto Helper Live

  Helping Texans make sound investment decisions

  Ranks the state's lottery investment choices by projected return, refreshed every morning.

• Pets New Tab Retired 2021

  Adoptable pets, every time you open a tab

  A published browser extension that filled the new tab page with dogs and cats from shelters near you.

• One More Thing Concept 2018

  Recapture lost traffic without exit-intent popups

  Chosen links opened in a new tab, and the tab left behind was quietly rewritten with a follow-up offer, waiting there whenever the visitor wandered back. No modal, no overlay, nothing to dismiss.

• Assay Concept 2017

  Debugging a site's UI from the middle

  A benevolent man-in-the-middle that intercepts a page's own assets on their way to the browser and swaps, patches or instruments them. A fix could be tested against the real production site before it was written.

Also on the shelf

• Mattress: a comparison tool, then a bidding tool, born of trying to buy one mattress and getting a straight answer about none of them.
• Baton: experiments with affiliate marketing and SEO, and the build tooling that grew up around them.
• amazonAlt: an unpublished Chrome extension for searching Walmart while browsing Amazon. An excuse to learn how extensions worked.