- Problem
- A lot of Studio Pro work is repetitive microflow setup — validations and the same patterns again. That tooling should be small and reliable, not dashboard theatre.
- Why I built it
- I kept rebuilding the same Create / Get / Commit / validation / DTO patterns by hand in Studio Pro. The Boring Tool generates those as small, editable model pieces — first for me, hopefully for other Mendix developers too.
Product page
- Problem
- Betty Blocks templates lived in the platform. Editing them in VS Code — and writing page-builder custom components there — was not a first-class path.
- Why I built it
- Betty Connect connects VS Code to a Betty app: activity-bar template tree, save writes back to Betty, `.liquid` support, snippets for page-builder custom components, model browser, and multiple workspaces to different apps.
Marketplace
- Problem
- Keyboard Maestro macros are strong on the Mac, but triggering them from OSC (live setups, other tools, other machines) was not a small shippable path.
- Why I built it
- KMOSC is a macOS app plus a Keyboard Maestro plugin so OSC addresses map to macro names. Apple Silicon and Intel builds, plugin zip, CLI send helper, and a short help video on YouTube.
GitHub
- Problem
- Copying visible text on typing sites felt fast — until I typed my own words. That gap is generative typing: sound or intention → keys, without peeking.
- Why I built it
- TypeByEar keeps words hidden; the app speaks one, you type from memory, with live letter colors. EN/NL, sessions of 10/25/50, keys mode and slow-keys drill, local IndexedDB history and charts. Closer to real work than mirroring a line beside the caret.
GitHub· Live