Products

Software I designed and built myself. Each one started as a small daily annoyance — a messy desktop, a mouse that could do more — and ended up as a tool I now use every day. Both are free to download.

ZTABLE

Desktop Organizer · Windows

Tidy a cluttered desktop into clean, foldable fences.

Platform: Windows 10 (1903+) / Windows 11 · x64
Version: v1.0.1
Released: 2026-10

ZTABLE is a desktop organizer for Windows, inspired by Fences. Drag a translucent marquee on the desktop to group icons into fences — apps, documents, images, downloads, projects — and let rules sort new shortcuts and downloads automatically. By default files stay exactly where they are on the desktop; only their icons are tucked away, and a separate watchdog process restores everything on exit, crash or uninstall. It runs fully offline and never uploads any data.

What it does

Fences: drag a marquee to group desktop icons
Auto-sort rules by file type, name keyword or modified time
Folder portals: mirror Downloads, Documents, OneDrive or any folder as a fence
Quick hide and roll-up: double-click the desktop or a fence title
Peek: Win+Space raises every fence above other windows
Full styling — colour, opacity, corners, light/dark — per display, 4K and high-DPI aware

Built with/Electron · koffi (Win32 via FFI) · electron-builder (NSIS)

Download Source on GitHub

ZTABLE_Setup_1.0.1_x64.exe · 108 MB

The installer lets you choose the install folder. No administrator rights required.

Mopad

Gesture Utility · macOS

Trackpad gestures for your Magic Mouse.

Platform: macOS 14+ · Apple silicon · Magic Mouse
Version: v0.1.0
Released: 2026-10-29

The whole top of a Magic Mouse is a multi-touch surface, yet macOS only lets it scroll and swipe. Mopad brings the trackpad gestures already in your muscle memory — tap, secondary click, pinch and zoom — to the Magic Mouse. It reads touch points from the mouse surface at about 90 Hz, recognises gestures frame by frame, and uses a set of anti-mistouch rules to tell a deliberate tap from a resting, pressing or sliding finger. It lives in the menu bar and is completely free.

What it does

One-finger tap to click, double-tap to double-click
Three-finger tap for secondary click (right-click)
Three-finger pinch opens Launchpad — or Mission Control, Spotlight, Show Desktop
Two-finger pinch and spread for smooth zoom
Built-in Mouse settings, synced both ways with System Settings
Anti-mistouch: only quick taps count; scrolling, zooming and physical clicks are filtered out

Built with/Swift · SwiftUI · MultitouchSupport · CGEvent

Download Official site

Mopad-0.1.0.dmg · 0.6 MB

The build is self-signed and not yet notarised by Apple: on first launch, right-click Mopad › Open in Finder, then allow it under Privacy & Security › Accessibility.