I build practical, privacy-first software for the web and desktop - with a focus on performance, simplicity, and local-first experiences.
A quiet, automatic file organizer for your desktop. Mouzi watches your Downloads folder - or any folder you choose - and sorts new files into the right places without popups or distractions.
- π Automatically organizes images, documents, installers, archives, and other files
- βοΈ Supports custom rules and dynamic placeholders such as
{year}and{month} - β©οΈ Keeps a history of every action with one-click undo
- π₯οΈ Runs quietly in the system tray
- π Works entirely locally - no accounts or cloud uploads
View source code β
Visit mouzi.cc β
A high-performance browser-based log viewer capable of opening and analyzing files larger than 10 GB without loading the entire file into memory.
Includes JSON formatting, regex search, match highlighting, and warp-jump bookmarks. Everything runs locally in the browser.
A free and open-source, local-first desktop tool that detects active development servers and instantly generates QR codes for them.
Open your localhost project on a phone or tablet with one scan - without manually typing local IP addresses.
- π Automatically scans popular development ports
- π± Generates instant QR codes for active servers
- π§ Detects Vite, Next.js, Astro, Angular, Nuxt, and other frameworks
- β Supports custom ports and URL paths
- π₯οΈ Runs quietly in the Windows system tray
- π΄ Works completely offline - no accounts, cloud services, or internet required
- π Free and open source under the MIT License
Source code Β· Download Β· MIT License
- πͺ ConsentScope - cookie, storage, and third-party script auditing
- π Aura Reader - distraction-free reading
- π’ Binary Translator - convert text, binary, hexadecimal, decimal, and octal values
- πΌοΈ Classic View for Google Imagesβ’ - Restores the classic horizontal grid layout in Google Images, brings back the View Image button, hover zoom, and hides clutter.
- π CSV Repair - A free, browser-based tool for analyzing, querying, and repairing broken or oversized CSV files.
I enjoy turning heavy or awkward tasks into focused tools that run smoothly in the browser or on the desktop.
My work is guided by three principles:
- β‘ Performance
- π Privacy
- β¨ Simplicity
Most of my projects are free and open source, built after hours to solve real problems.
I also write about building things for the web at straycode.dev.
I build and maintain my open-source projects after hours. Sponsorship helps me spend more consistent time on development, testing, documentation, and support.
If Mouzi or one of my other projects has been useful to you, you can support my work through GitHub Sponsors or Ko-fi.