Small tools I build and open collaborations for homelabs, networks, and everyday infrastructure work.
I spend most of my free and working time between my own infrastructure and tools I build because I needed them. A Proxmox host with LXC containers, a custom reverse proxy, VPN, monitoring — it all works as a testbed for ideas I later turn into something usable.
I like writing tools that save someone else time — whether it's a translation, a tray app, or a terminal client. I take open source seriously, even for small projects.
Tabbed SSH terminal manager for Windows, built on WPF and .NET 9. Fast access to all your servers from one window.
View TermHub on GitHub →A Flow Launcher plugin for SSH and SCP profiles, keys, and reusable remote actions.
View QuickSSH on GitHub →A portable Windows network monitor that clearly tracks host availability, latency, and outages.
View MultiPingMonitor on GitHub →A portable Windows tool for quick throughput checks with iperf3 and Ookla Speedtest.
View WinPerf on GitHub →Slovak localization and upstream contribution work for a reverse proxy and Cloudflare tunnel management tool.
View DockFlare project →Collaboration on a Proxmox VE toolkit: maintenance, monitoring, and better homelab workflows.
View ProxMenux project →One-time or recurring support directly through GitHub. Goes straight to the open-source projects I maintain.
Sponsor →A quick one-time tip with no payout waiting period — goes straight to the account, instantly.
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