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The Header Is a Shell Now

Since this site went up, every page has started with me@codeskraps.com ~ $. It was decoration, a nod to my <> logo and to the terminal. This week I gave the site a new coat of paint, and while I was …

Weekly Weather 4.0: From the Weather Now to Tonight's Sky

Weekly Weather 3 gave the app a radar map. 4.0 is the biggest update it has had: the weather card became four pages you swipe through, from the weather now to tonight’s sky, and the map got a rain …

My Self-Hosted Setup: Two Boxes, One Repo and an AI Co-Admin

There are a hundred “what I self-host” posts out there, and most of them are a list of apps. Mine runs a lot of the same apps, so the list isn’t the interesting part. What’s different is how it’s put …

sBrowser 5.0: Rebuilding a Small Browser for Today's Web

sBrowser started life as a teaching app for a workshop at 091 Labs: a WebView, an address bar and a few buttons. It grew bookmarks, an ad blocker and a video player over the years, was rewritten in …

Hyprr: Trade Hyperliquid From Your Phone, Keys Included

Hyperliquid is an on-chain exchange for perpetuals and spot that feels like a centralised one: an order book, sub-second fills and a public API for everything. Its website works on a phone if you’re …

Gas On Route: Cheap Fuel Along Your Route, Detour Included

Years ago I found out that the Spanish Ministry publishes the price of every petrol station in the country as open data, updated live. I started an app around it, got as far as a list of stations, and …

Using a Self-Hosted Git Repository as a Maven Repository

If you maintain shared libraries across multiple Android or Kotlin Multiplatform projects, you’ve probably considered publishing them to a Maven repository. Maven Central works, but the publishing …

Umami Analytics for Mobile Apps Without a WebView

Umami is a great privacy-focused, self-hosted alternative to Google Analytics. But its documentation assumes you’re tracking a website. If you want to use it in a mobile app, the docs point you toward …

FreqDroid 1.2: Rich Exit Notifications and Notification History

FreqDroid 1.2 is out with two notification upgrades: a new in-app notification history screen and support for rich exit notifications via FreqTrade’s strategy callback — giving you Telegram-style …

FreqDroid: Manage Your FreqTrade Bots From Your Phone

I’m excited to announce that FreqDroid is now available on the Google Play Store. FreqDroid is a mobile client for FreqTrade, the popular open-source cryptocurrency trading bot framework, bringing …

Weekly Weather v3: Radar Maps, New Settings, and Landscape Support

Version 3 of Weekly Weather is out, and it’s a significant update. The headline addition is an interactive radar map with animated precipitation overlays, but there’s a lot more packed into this …