jane.berlin · apps
Apps
Small production systems, mostly built to have something real to deploy, break, and fix. Below is what's actually running, and what's still just a domain and an idea.
Shipped
Live, deployed, and running on AWS.
Paste a Steam profile URL and get a strength score built from how difficult each of that player's unlocked Europa Universalis IV achievements is, per the EU4 wiki, plus three AI-picked achievements to chase next.
Curated routes through a game's Steam achievements — order, notes, and progress synced in one place, so achievement hunting feels a little less like staring at a giant checklist.
Generates a project idea on demand, a few per day — a nudge for when the backlog runs dry.
A personal runway calculator: how many months your savings cover at your actual spending rate, imported from real bank statements, plus a couple of "what if" scenarios.
An interactive Hebrew keyboard — press or click a letter to see its name, its niqqud/vowel pronunciations, common words that use it, and how its shape shifts across a few different Hebrew typefaces.
Saves a record to the database once a minute. No purpose beyond marking time — built as a playground for ECS, ARM64, Sidekiq, and Terraform.
Brewing
Domains claimed, ideas in progress, nothing running yet.
Something for getting around Berlin's public transit. Right now it's a name, a domain, and an idea I haven't written down yet.