I'm a CS student at Hansung University.
I usually build backend stuff with Java, and lately I've been building small macOS, iOS, and AI-powered tools.
I like making simple tools I actually need instead of looking for an app that almost fits.
I prefer lightweight programs that do one thing clearly and not over-use resources.
I'm also a fan of Terry Davis, I think he is goated.
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Menu Pulse: Tiny native macOS menu bar app that shows CPU, RAM, temperature, and disk usage with low overhead.
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Hangeul Filename Fixer: Small macOS app that creates safer copies of Korean filenames for better Windows compatibility.
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Log Scope: Small C-based CLI tool for inspecting Spring Boot errors and Nginx access logs after deployment.
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Zalpha Decoder: iOS app that explains slang and expressions using Gemini.