A few things I've been building.
Software, small experiments, and useful little corners of the internet. Pull something off the shelf.
A rรฉsumรฉ hasn't been published here yet. For now, visit About Kelsey for my background and stack.
Software, small experiments, and useful little corners of the internet. Pull something off the shelf.
A rรฉsumรฉ hasn't been published here yet. For now, visit About Kelsey for my background and stack.
The map is the navigation. Open a building, drag its window around, harvest tomatoes, find bugs, and pet the cat. Tomato Town here is only a sanitized public exhibit.
I build software, AI/orchestration tooling, weird useful dashboards, and little internet things. Current stack includes Java/Spring Boot, TypeScript/JavaScript, React, Node, SQL, Kafka, GraphQL, Neo4j and pgvector.
Currently building: Kelsey.exe + Tomato Town.
DIY maintenance, fixes, and whatever mildly questionable idea comes next.
Fast cars, convertibles, camping rigs, tiny trucks. This room can grow into build logs and photo albums.
FreshTomato DNS observability, ad/tracker classification, analytics, and a tomato farm because infrastructure deserves whimsy.
Graph/RAG experiments, orchestrators, semantic search, and interfaces for complicated systems.
NAS/Plex, network tooling, Linux services and small-form-factor hardware experiments.
Login becomes available when Tomato Town is online.
Harvest ripe tomatoes and spend them on harmless cosmetics.
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KELSEY.EXE โข SEPTEMBER 2026
The site now opens as a low-poly desktop world with a garage, lab, Data Center, observatory and restricted municipal network district.
Repeated sightings continue near windows and tomato crops.
Ad-tech domains are catalogued as collectible bugs while preserving useful technical metadata.
Aggregate site analytics only. This design does not expose household router activity or exact visitor IP addresses.