Projects I build and keep running

EasyNodePro is my blockchain infrastructure operation: running production validator nodes, building the tooling to manage them, and supporting the delegators and communities behind them. Over its life it has run validator pools across Harmony ONE and Findora (now Fractal), at times securing over $2M in delegated crypto assets.

• Built Python toolkits to install, configure, and manage validator nodes on Harmony and Findora, cutting operational overhead.
• Developed the Easy Node API (Express.js), a backend service for accessible blockchain data.
• Maintain a Next.js/Markdown documentation platform for the validator community.
• Served as a Validator Support Moderator for the Findora Foundation, onboarding and troubleshooting for the network's validator set.

Harmony announced in September 2026 that it is sunsetting its Layer-1 network and migrating the ONE token to Ethereum as an ERC-20 via an automatic snapshot airdrop. I'm currently guiding EasyNodePro delegators through that migration, with a rewards vault in the works for delegators who stay delegated through the transition — details to follow once it's live.

Anomaly is a PvP game I'm building with Mikey Benson, porting the earlier Cordial Minuet into an on-chain, token-based format on a network like Base — I'm the full-stack developer on the project, handling the app and infrastructure side while we work out the on-chain mechanics (x402-style payments are on the table, still being evaluated for fit).

• A free playable preview, Cordial Minuet Resurrected, is live now — a real-time, hidden-choice match on a shared grid, no wallet or account required to watch.
• The flagship title, The Accursed, is an interdimensional adventure game currently in development.
• Collectible checkpoints are designed to become tradeable relics as the game expands.

A satirical local news site for Waukesha County that writes and publishes itself: a scheduled, automated content pipeline generates new stories, headlines, and a breaking-news ticker on a recurring cadence, formatted like a real local newsroom. It's deliberately absurd in tone — the opposite of this site — and exists to show the automation working end to end, not just described.