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adios
A browser extension that hides Amazon's AI shopping assistant across search, product pages, navigation and chat panels. Zero tracking, and it runs entirely on your device.
Selected Work
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grokblock
A browser extension that instantly hides AI bot replies on X: Grok, Perplexity and friends, plus the sidebar and chat buttons they ride in on. Zero tracking, all local.
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gelp
A Chrome extension that combines Yelp and Google ratings into one verified score, so picking a restaurant stops being homework.
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plainpaste
A browser extension that makes Edit → Paste without formatting work in Google Docs, without installing the add-on Google asks for. Local, and only on Docs pages.
PlainPaste
Coming soon to Chrome
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notcho libre
A macOS app that opens the MacBook notch itself. Hover it and every menu bar icon the notch swallowed is right there. One gesture, native, nothing leaves your Mac.
About
Mochi holds together because it's been worked: pounded, folded, made cohesive. I build software the same way.
I have more ideas than time, and they turn into browser extensions, Mac apps, websites, games and audio tools. Most start as a problem I hit myself. The rest are things I just wanted to exist. I build them for myself first, and share them in case they're useful to you too.
I work on all of it myself. My updates take things away more often than they add them, and I measure the work by whether people are still using it a year later.