Isaac Bythewood

timestrap. Time tracking you can host anywhere. Full export support in multiple formats and easily extensible.

pinry. Pinry, a tiling image board system, has moved to github.com/pinry/pinry

timelite. Why is it 5 AM? Isn't there something simple I can use to track what I'm doing with all this time?

docker-minecraft. An easy way to get a Minecraft server up and running using docker.

docker-teamspeak. A nice and easy way to get a TeamSpeak server up and running using docker.

ai-art. Art generation using VQGAN + CLIP using docker containers. A simplified, updated, and expanded upon version of Kevin Costa's work. This project tries to make generating art as easy as possible for anyone with a GPU by providing a simple web UI.

isaacbythewood.com. Personal portfolio website built with Next.js, featuring interactive canvas animations, CSS transitions, and a dark aesthetic.

newtab. A clean new tab page extension for Chrome made by Isaac Bythewood, you can grab it and customize it yourself.

blog.bythewood.me. A self-hostable blog built on Flask for developers with code blocks, syntax highlighting, live search, great SEO, and a clean customizable UI.

dockerfiles. All the Dockerfiles I use for various purposes. More detailed usage instructions are at the top of each Dockerfile.

status. Single-binary self-hosted uptime monitoring and status pages. HTTP probes, Lighthouse audits, SEO crawler, PDF reports.

finance. Single-binary self-hosted market watcher for stocks, ETFs, indexes, and futures. Live charts, key stats, fundamentals, SEC filings, SSE streaming.

dotfiles. A variety of config files for setting up new systems.

analytics. Single-binary self-hosted website analytics. Collector API, dashboards, world map, PDF reports.

taproot. What holds when the surface turns. Dotfiles, containers, and the configs that make a machine mine.

darkfurrow.com. The earth remembers what we forgot. A living almanac of seasons, soil, and the quiet knowledge that used to be common.

repos. A minimal self-hosted git browser. Renders bare repos as a website with commits, diffs, syntax-highlighted blobs, and atom feeds, plus clone over HTTPS.