Engineer / sky watcher
I make things with code.
And sometimes, I point a telescope
at things a very long way away.
CHRIS / THINGS MADE & FOUND
A few things from my corner of the universe.
Come closer. There’s a story behind each one.
A SECOND LIFE, BESIDE THE DESK
It began with a spare iPad and a question: what could we make that was worth keeping beside us?
A quiet field of light. The occasional postcard. A way to say “more like this” and have that thought find its way back to the work.
This is one of its postcards. Go on—disturb the water.
8 JULY 2026 / M8
The Lagoon Nebula, caught in a much wider sea of stars. Dark lanes of dust break up the light around it.
One photograph from my time with the night sky.
AN OMARCHY PLUGIN
Cloud cover, moonlight, and a dark stretch of night. Stargazer brings them together in the Omarchy bar, so it’s easier to choose a time to head outside.
Three observing nights to explore, with hourly weather and the rise and fall of the Sun and Moon. Built for the small decision before an evening with the telescope: is tonight worth a look?
Find it on Omarchy (opens in a new tab)Free and open source · Linux / Omarchy
Through — the letters become stars, then open into deep space. Linger among the dust clouds; hover or focus a brighter star.