Aiedrow
Client platforms, open-source toolkits, manuscripts, artwork, verse, bound diaries and video. The complete archive of everything built and written.
3 platforms built end to end — schema, server, interface and deployment — tailored for specific production media brands.
A publishing site for a creative studio: a showreel-first home page, case study pages the team edits themselves, and video handled without handing the audience to a third-party player.
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One place for what used to live across spreadsheets and phone calls: collection routes, vehicle scheduling, compliance records and client accounts, with separate access for office and field staff.
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The layer behind Expo: one schema covering platforms, repositories, books, artwork and video, rendered through a single set of components so every kind of work is presented the same way.
Visit site6 toolkits, engines and libraries available publicly on GitHub.
The editor behind this site's publishing tools. It produces predictable, readable HTML instead of nested span soup, has no runtime dependencies, and is small enough to read end to end before you trust it.
The stylesheet layer this site runs on: colour and spacing tokens, a type scale, and a small set of components. It exists so surfaces, radii and hairlines stay consistent instead of being re-invented on every page.
An experiment in building a music player entirely in the browser: playback, playlist handling, and a waveform drawn to canvas. A prototype rather than a product, most useful as a worked reference for the Web Audio API.
The routing and scheduling module extracted from a waste management client's portal: collection rounds, vehicle assignment and status tracking. Published as a reference implementation with client data and branding removed.
The search behind this site. It indexes articles, books and characters into a relational table and answers queries with plain SQL, which is enough at this scale and avoids running a separate search service.
A script that takes a folder of SVG icons and generates the icon font and the CSS classes for it, so adding an icon is one command instead of a manual edit in three separate files.
14 manuscripts in the Akasha canon. Filter by progress state.
What burns first, always rises last.
We poured the molten silver of our youthInto the hollow molds of gravity,Thinking the weight was proof of truth.Yet sparks escaped the crucible,
Read poem Verses of AkashaEvery debt of the heart is paid in silence.
No trumpet sounds when a debt is cleared;No ledger marks the unspoken amends.In the midnight chamber of the mind,We balance the ink of what we took
Read poem FragmentsSome words are meant to stay folded.
I sealed the paper with cedar wax,Not to hide the phrase from your eyes,But to protect the fragile symmetryOf things that exist only because
Read poem Ganga NotebooksRain remembers what we chose to forget.
The clay tiles on the verandah roofRemember the cadence of every storm.When the second monsoon arrives at dusk,It does not bring fresh water—
Read poem Infinite TalesReflections that outlive the glass.
Wipe clean the silvered mercury,And what remains upon the slate?A silhouette of light that passed,A memory of form and state.
Read poem Cosmic NotebooksGeometry of twilight.
Lines drawn in amber,Angles cast in shade,Before the night claims everythingThat daylight gently made.
Read poemPublished notes and essays paginated into readable tactile books with interactive page-flip mechanics.
19 Feb 2025
19 Feb 2025
19 Feb 2025
