Truth speaker. Methier. Software developer. Investor. Privacy advocate. Part-time thaumaturge.
What I’m working on now.
Crew certifications and logbooks. Employers see who holds what a job needs and whose card runs out mid-job, in one view that the crew keeps up to date. Workers get a free app for their own certificates and logbook that works with no signal and goes with them to the next job.
A free, unofficial browser add-on that gives the MyEducation BC parent portal a cleaner layout, plain-language labels and a home page that shows what needs doing first. Private by design: nothing leaves your computer.
No longer maintained, but still worth a mention. The Android apps are free, with no ads.
A 3D, physics-based dice roller with many types and colours of dice. Made with Unity.
Some reviewers feel the rolls aren’t as evenly distributed as they should be, so I’ve done some proper testing to check.
Generate secure, easy-to-remember passwords using the Diceware method. Open source.
A Missile Command–inspired game with circles. And lines. Not a great game, but an amusing diversion. Frequently installed by cricket fans, for some reason. Made with Unity.
A personal safety app for Android.
A REST API for generating web page screenshots and thumbnails.
Clinic management for chiropractors, RMTs and physiotherapists: booking, billing, patient management, charting and DICOM image cataloguing. Client-server, with Windows and Android clients.
Longer things, told as they happen.
A story in chapters How hard can it be? Writing a replacement for MyEducation BC, the student information system every public school in British Columbia runs on. From a browser extension written in an evening, through 1,683 pages of manuals, to the first slices of a new system. Start reading →Please send all enquiries to jisaak@jeffisaak.ca.