amazing beat playlist
Explore my “amazing beat” playlist.
A broader curated song playlist is in progress and will be linked here soon.
About me
Who I am
I’m 2three1y: a developer who likes understanding how technology works, then shaping it into something people can actually use. I’m drawn to projects with a little personality, whether that means a playful web experiment, a useful browser tool, or an audio experience that brings a favorite era of tech back to life.
I think of myself as a sovereign architect: I care about who controls our tools, where our data lives, and whether technology gives people more agency rather than less. That outlook informs Looscid, my evolving exploration of a local-first, decentralized workspace—not a promise that one project can replace everything, but a practical way to ask what a more user-controlled web could look like.
Accessibility is part of how I design and build, not a finishing pass. I value clean semantic HTML, clear headings and landmarks, keyboard-friendly interactions, visible focus, readable content, and interfaces that communicate their state. The web works better when its structure is understandable to people and assistive technology alike.
Outside the architecture and code, I’m a technology enthusiast with a soft spot for audio: classic voices, synths, system sounds, and the small details that make old hardware and software memorable. I like bringing that curiosity into projects while keeping the experience straightforward, accessible, and a bit fun.
Audio and favorites
Favorite tracks
“wussup?” by Shtepi & SUPXR is a track from my favorites playlist.
“concord.” by Shtepi is another personal favorite.
“Ronald” by Shtepi is a personal favorite.
“SCRUPLES” (Lyric Video) is a lyric-video version of the track by yit and Isaac Horner.
Funny videos
Watch my “funny videos” playlist.
Accessibility advocacy
Building for everyone
Accessibility is not an optional extra to me. I care about semantic HTML, visible focus, keyboard support, high contrast, readable structure, screen-reader navigation, and interfaces that do not hide important information behind unnecessary interaction.
Looscid
An autonomous local-first workspace
Looscid is an autonomous, local-first decentralized web workspace built around digital sovereignty. It is an evolving operating environment for keeping data and daily tools useful on the local device, rather than presenting itself as a finished replacement for iOS or Android.
The technical focus is screen-reader ergonomics: predictable landmarks and headings, short discrete blocks, keyboard-first movement, and status changes exposed through aria-live messaging. The goal is a workspace that feels calm and navigable when every interaction is being spoken.
Projects
Memeprojects
The digital antidote to having nothing to do and a suspicious amount of free time. Memeprojects serves up unhinged quizzes, questionable diagnostic verdicts, and internet chaos designed to waste your time in the best possible way. Your answers aren’t collected; the site is here to judge your vibes, not harvest your data.
- RU a Cheater: Submit yourself to a completely unserious verdict machine. It’s a joke generator, not a courtroom—no lawyers, no evidence, just dramatic judgment.
- Persona Evaluator: Press a button; receive a very important-sounding persona result. Take it with approximately zero seriousness. Your friends, regrettably, may not.
Reactor Toolbar
Fast-draw reactions and accessible toolbar power, without hunting through menus like an archaeologist excavating the sacred Like button. Get to the reaction or shortcut you need while the moment is still happening.
Easyconvert
File conversion without 47 malware ads, sketchy download countdowns, or fake “Click Here” banners trying to install a toolbar on your grandmother’s laptop. Easyconvert handles clean, in-browser conversion—no shady download circus. Your files stay on your device; they aren’t collected or sent off for processing.
Alex Classic
A proper homage to the legendary, uncompressed Leopard-era Alex timbre—before neural models gave him a midlife crisis, pitch distortion, and an inexplicable new relationship with compression. Classic Alex, sounding like himself again.
Explore Alex Classic source code on GitHub
GitHub Pages is disabled for this project.
Soundvault
Nostalgic chimes, classic speech synths, vintage soundfonts, and retro OS audio relics—rescued from the digital void before they vanish into the great forgotten-download-folder in the sky. Open the vault; accidentally spend an hour recognizing startup sounds.
Socials
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