space_owl

I'm an independent developer and researcher working across physics, machine learning, and art. I build free, open-source tools meant to be research-grade — transparent enough to scrutinize, reproducible, and open for anyone to verify, extend, and build on:

• a symbolic general-relativity workbench that walks from a metric to Einstein's field equations, one step at a time;
• a geodesic integrator I wrote from scratch to trace paths through curved spacetime;

• machine-learning tutorials built up from the underlying math — no framework magic.

  I make these because I like to learn deeper, and the way I find best is to try and fail many times. Once I've unlocked the understanding, I want to share it and teach others.

  Everything is free — and some of it runs on servers I pay for every month, with costs that grow as more people use it. Donations keep the tools online, free, and open, and give me time to build more.

  If something here taught you something, or you just want to keep this kind of work going — thank you. It genuinely helps.