I picked up a camera to slow myself down.
When I look closely, I notice the quiet work of light and texture, and I remember that attention is a choice.
Made for the user,by the user.
Hi, I'm Justin. I build software to make everyday tasks simpler and more enjoyable. This is where I share those projects, the work behind them, and a few things I notice along the way.
A little more about meExplore the projects.
6 projectsTrackIndex
Explore TrackIndexBring your local music library together. Organize and play your tracks while keeping filenames and playlists in sync.
- Put tracks in order.
- Drag one song or a whole selection into place.
- Undo and redo changes.
- Undo and redo library changes during your session.
MediaCrate
Explore MediaCrateSave video or audio from a link, with a preview of the media and control over the format, quality, and download queue.
- Control your downloads.
- Pause a download, retry an item, or limit the transfer speed.
- Reopen downloaded files.
- Open a finished file or its folder from your download history.
OpenPiano
Explore OpenPianoPlay a desktop piano with your computer keyboard, mouse, or MIDI device, whether you're practicing or trying out an idea.
- Transpose the keys.
- Shift the pitch of the notes you play.
- Control sustain.
- Adjust sustain and how the sound fades.
- Set note strength.
- Choose how strongly notes are played.
Pianoscribe
Explore PianoscribeTurn a piano recording into MIDI you can open, edit, and arrange. The recording is processed locally on your computer.
- Adjust note strength.
- Keep the estimated note dynamics or give notes a uniform strength.
- Choose processing hardware.
- Use your computer's processor, or a compatible graphics card to handle the transcription.
GitHub Downloads Action
Explore GitHub Downloads ActionKeep a history of GitHub release downloads and share the results as badges and charts.
- Track download history.
- Collect download counters and keep daily snapshots.
- Publish badges and charts.
- Publish JSON for badges and optional SVG charts.
Website Piano
Play the pianoPlay a piano in your browser with your keyboard, mouse, or touch screen. Phones use 61 keys in landscape; desktop has 88.
- Play in your browser.
- Play 88 keys on desktop, or turn your phone sideways for a 61-key piano.
- Choose a sound and sustain.
- On desktop, choose a piano sound, adjust sustain, and follow the notes as you play.
I try to keep the frame simple and the moment honest.
It reminds me that clarity often arrives when I stop arranging things and let them be what they are.
Photographs hold a moment, but life keeps moving.
So I try to stay present, take the picture, and then keep living, because the lesson is in the moment, not the proof of it.
