Side projects, dashboards, and homelab experiments — most of them born out of frustration with a workflow I use every day. Some are polished enough to share, others are still wires showing. All of them are open source.
Star Citizen news, in one place.
A real-time Star Citizen news dashboard. Spectrum threads, comm-link drops, patch notes, MOTD updates, and selected creators on YouTube and Twitch — all pouring into one feed you can filter, theme, and stretch into whatever layout your second monitor wants. Built because I got tired of switching between ten tabs to find out what's actually happening in the Verse.
The RSI Subscriber Store — without the subscription.
A browsable mirror of Roberts Space Industries' Subscriber Store: the exclusive paints, armor, helmets, decorations, and flair that normally only show up if you're paying RSI's monthly sub. All 369 items, every image self-hosted so nothing's hidden behind a login — search it, sort by newest, price, or name, and click any item to blow it up full-size. Refreshed every month as CIG rotates the store. Built so the rest of us can actually see what's in there before deciding it's worth subscribing.
Star Citizen bindings, built to fly.
A patch-tracked library of HOTAS profiles for Star Citizen — VKB, Virpil, Moza, Thrustmaster, the lot. Every set ships with the matching Joystick Gremlin profile, the SC game layout XML, and a visual binding chart so you can actually see what every button does. Open source, community-maintained, and updated every time CIG ships a new patch. The docs site walks you through setup end to end.
Every Star Citizen keybind, decoded.
A searchable reference for all 1,100+ Star Citizen keybind actions — CIG's cryptic internal name, the player-speak label that actually tells you what it does, the chart category it lives in, and the game's default bindings, all in one filterable table. Filter down to just the joystick binds, compare what changed between patches, and — if you spot a label that reads wrong — suggest a better one right from the table. Built because the in-game keybinding menu is a maze, and I wanted one place that speaks human.
Your bindings, on the chart, in your browser.
Upload your Star Citizen actionmaps.xml and get a hosted, searchable chart of your bindings — rendered on the same chart art that ships with SubliminalsTV's Enhanced Binds. Search across action descriptions, toggle between CIG-speak and player-speak labels, click any slot to inspect what it does, diff your binds against CIG defaults, and export the whole thing to PNG. VKB Gladiator NXT is live now; Gunfighter, SOL-R, Virpil, and Moza templates are rolling out next. Built so you can see what your stick is actually doing without wading through XML.
My playground build — new features, early.
My experimental build of Joystick Gremlin, based on WhiteMagic's R14.3 — the bench where I test features before they go upstream. Adds live-switchable Light / Dark / High-Contrast themes, minimize-to-tray, working Play-Sound and Text-to-Speech in the packaged build, and an offline CLI for inspecting and editing profile XML without launching the app. Runs side-by-side with the official build on isolated settings, so you can poke at what's coming without touching your stable setup. Built on Joystick Gremlin by WhiteMagic; GPL-3.0.
What I'm building next across the tools. Lanes shift as work moves along — and if you're signed in, upvote the cards you want most so I know where to point next.
Let other creators upload their own actionmaps and fine-tune the layout — drag boxes, nudge labels — so the chart matches their setup, not just mine.
Actually building out the Loadouts page — optimized ship configs for the Verse, instead of the 'coming soon' placeholder that's been parked there. Soon™, you know how it is.
Contribute a fix upstream to the Joystick Gremlin repo so its dark mode is actually usable. Eventually. You know how it is.
The Moza AB6 base with the MHG grip and MTQ throttle is on the searchable, generator-driven chart — same engine as the rest of the lineup. Live now.
The Virpil VMAX Throttle + Aeromax-R interactive binding chart — searchable, generator-driven, with the grip's hardware Physical Modifier layer charted. Live now.
The dual VKB Gunfighter SCG is on the searchable, generator-driven chart — same engine as the Gladiator NXT. Live now.
The dual Thrustmaster SOL-R 2 interactive binding chart — searchable, generator-driven, live now.
Upload your actionmaps.xml and get a hosted, searchable chart of your dual Gladiator NXT binds — live now.
I might be live
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