A collection of things I've built and am building. Most of them lean toward peer-to-peer and the indie web.

Pearbell

PearbellPeer-to-peer push messages between a CLI and your Android phone, built on Pear.

Pearbell is an alternative to ntfy.sh, aimed at AI coding tools. Run pearbell send to push a notification to your phone, or pearbell ask to wait for a reply from your phone and print it for your scripts. You don't need a server or an account: peers connect directly over HyperDHT, and every connection is end-to-end encrypted with Noise.

• Pair one phone with many computers, or one computer with many phones
• Offline delivery that queues messages for up to a day
• Quick-reply buttons, Markdown, topics, and in-place message updates
• A local HTTP API, plus an optional Mac menu bar app
• Works with Claude Code hooks and AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md workflows

Built with Node.js, Kotlin with Bare Kit, and SwiftUI.

Nomad

NomadA peer-to-peer web browser for building hostless applications.

Nomad is a fork of the Beaker Browser. It adds new APIs for building apps that don't need a central host, and it stays compatible with the rest of the Web. It's still under construction.

• Peer-to-peer browsing built on Hypercore and Dat
• New APIs for hostless apps
• Builds for Linux, macOS, and Windows

Built with TypeScript and Node.js, and released under the MIT license.

Visit the Nomad website