Collecte MTL helps Montreal residents find their garbage, recycling, food-scrap, and bulky-waste collection schedules by address, or by browsing any of the island’s 32 neighborhoods and 19 boroughs. It’s built on top of the City of Montreal’s official “Secteurs Info-collectes” open dataset, refreshed roughly monthly. There’s also an iOS app for iPhone and iPad.

Not affiliated with the City of Montreal.

Kadō is a free, open-source habit tracker for iOS that prioritizes privacy. It uses an exponential moving average scoring system instead of traditional streaks, so missing a day doesn’t reset your progress to zero.

All data stays on-device unless you opt into iCloud sync. No account required, no analytics, no third-party SDKs.

After a long time of skepticism, I finally started using AI coding tools such as Cursor and Claude Code. I’m documenting my journey in this new blog, and sharing my learnings with the community.

Spliit is an alternative to Splitwise. Use it to share expenses with friends and family, without creating any account.

I first built this app in 2022 while I was learning Go, then I rewrote it with Next.js and made it open source. Many developers contribute by creating issues and pull-requests.