After hours
Side projects
Apps I design and build in my spare time. They’re free, with no ads or tracking.
I build them end to end, with AI as my pair programmer. Each one has a landing page on roberrini.com, and most of them are open source.
Okay Weather
- Android
- Web
Funny forecasts, and a home-screen widget that reshapes itself when rain is coming.
The widget shows when rain is coming in the next hour. The app adds ten days ahead, radar, air quality and weather alerts.
Sundial
- Android
A minimalist sun-path clock for your home screen.
A 24-hour dial showing today's sunrise, sunset and twilight, calculated on the phone without internet access.
Workout Journal
- Web
- Offline
A simple workout log for the gym.
Plan your sessions, tick off your sets at the gym and follow your progress. Works offline.
Grateful
- Web
A cute, simple space to note what you're grateful for each day.
Write down a few good things each day and follow your mood over time.
Little Stories
- Web
- Offline
A private journal of the people in your life.
Notes on the loves, crushes and friends you don't want to forget, and the moments you shared.
NTS Downloader
- Web
Save NTS radio episodes as tagged MP3s.
NTS is the best radio out there, so I made a small tool to keep its episodes on my phone.
Open source
Contributing to Yalqen
Yalqen is an open-source browser for macOS that brings your browser, AI and developer tools into one workspace. I contribute small features and fixes to it.
Merged so far
- Tooltips drawn in Yalqen's own style, with keyboard shortcut key caps
- Hover previews for Gmail and Calendar tabs
- An unread dot on mail and chat tabs
- Pinned tabs that stay on their own site
- Developer tools and extensions in the toolbar editor
- The play button in the collapsed sidebar
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