Small self-contained things: browser toys, one-off tools, and experiments that did not need to become projects. Each one is a single HTML page that runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent anywhere.
Several were built for local use here in Quebec, so they are in French.
Chromatic Physics
A canvas of colored circles looking for their place among the others. Similar hues attract, opposites repel, and the sliders let you tip the balance. Set attraction high and repulsion low to watch colors self-organize into clusters, or push cohesion to maximum and watch those clusters turn into gravity wells.
Built by driving a local Qwen3.6-35B-A3B model through opencode, which is written up in a TIL.
Changement de courriel
A checklist for moving to a new email address, seeded with about 110 Quebec and Canadian services: banks, credit bureaus, government portals, insurers, telecoms, subscriptions and the rest. Work through them in rough priority order, mark each one done, confirmed, or not applicable, and keep notes as you go. Every item has an ⓘ button that explains, in plain French, what to actually do and why it matters.
Your progress lives in your own browser and is never sent anywhere. In French.
Boussole électorale, Blainville 2025
A voting compass for the November 2025 municipal election in Blainville. Pick the issues you care about, answer where you stand, and it compares your positions against the public positions of the two mayoral candidates.
In French, and archival now that the election has passed.
Analyse du Projet de loi 1
A plain-language walkthrough of Quebec’s Bill 1, the proposed constitutional act of 2025: what it actually sets out to do, and the questions worth asking about it. In French, with a companion report that takes up the “should this worry me?” angle directly.
Read the analysis → · Read the report →
Quiz de Rappel
Twelve flip-card questions from a computer basics session. Click a card to turn it over and check the answer. In French.