Web app
Glint
A personal visual-bookmarking app in the mymind.com style: save anything, get it back searchable and color-tagged.
Overview
Glint is a personal second brain, in the same spirit as mymind.com: paste in an image, a link, or a note, and it saves itself. No folders to file it into, no tags to remember to add. It started as a rough clone to learn the pattern and became its own thing, renamed from an early "mymind clone" working title once it stopped feeling like a copy.
How it works
Every image gets its dominant colors extracted client-side and bucketed into about a dozen color families, which is what powers the color filter in the library view. Everything is full-text searchable through Postgres, notes and checklists are built on Tiptap, and the whole thing sits behind one shared password instead of a full account system, since it only ever needed to be usable by one person.
Design
The look, the fonts, the blur and shadow values, all of it was pulled directly from this portfolio's own liquid-glass design system rather than invented separately, so anything that changes here can be ported over there deliberately instead of the two drifting apart by accident.