sudoku.brennan.computer: a quick 6x6 sudoku copying the Linkedin one, but unlimited puzzles.
sudoku-tutor.brennan.computer: the usual 9x9 sudoku with a tutor sidebar show which techniques are on the board right now, and how to see / use them.
boggle.brennan.computer: a little infinite boggle game. works best on mobile with swiping to pick letters.
bogglecube.brennan.computer: take the boggle game and make it a cube! I'd argue it's less fun than regular boggle, perhaps more fun to make than to play.
half finished game for your phone that gives you random nearby IRL locations to bike / walk to, to "make deliveries" to animal crossing style characters. just for fun and exercise.
GLTF Compressor: our team's tool to compress GLTF files for both textures and geometry. Free and client-side.
pixel.brennan.computer: a pixel art crusher and editor I made for myself to make assets for [UNTITLED GAME PROJECT]
yarn.brennan.computer: take a picture of your yarn colours with your phone, and it'll generate complementary colour palettes for your knitting and weaving projects.
chiselcad.brennan.computer: Chisel is a free opensource CAD tool that runs in the browser with full LLM integration - you can sketch your design on paper and get a full real CAD model instantly.
laser.brennan.computer: a GRBL laser cutter controller that runs in the browser over Web Serial. I couldn't get Lightburn working on my macbook so I just made my own laser engraving software.
plotter.brennan.computer: clone of the above: a GRBL plotter controller that runs an old 3D printer I converted to hold a pen.
brencut.brennan.computer: print and kiss-cut sticker sheets on a Liene PixCut S1 straight from the browser, no vendor app or account needed.
Blue Retriever, a tiny tool that returns X most recent tweets from any account, for light bluesky scraping needs
bren.cred, the only REAL bluesky account credential system worth listening to! (it rates you on how similar your account name is to 'brennan.computer')
XtoB: a tool to cross-retweet Twitter / X posts to Bluesky using a local Chrome extension.
Also, I'm designing a 3D printable lap loom, for weaving scarves and such, since those are weirdly expensive to buy. My version is like $20 in materials and 3D printing time.