Hacker Researcher of the Month
Recognized on HackerOne by the Department of Defense for critical reports that help keep systems safer.

Problem solver and hacker building free AI-native apps in public — terminals, browsers, and tools that put agents in your real workflow.
Highlights
Recognized on HackerOne by the Department of Defense for critical reports that help keep systems safer.
Multiple free apps, frequent GrokTerm releases, and transparent demos — follow the build log on X.
Focused on local models, agentic workflows, and reducing friction between an idea and a running product.
Projects
A selection of free tools and public repos he builds and shares.
Rust · macOS
Terminal host for Grok Build with multi-tab sessions, two-way Grok Voice, and a notarized Mac app. Keyboard-first, voice-ready.
Browser
Free open-source Chromium with Grok built in — default search, agentic side panel, page tools, and live app building.
macOS
Native macOS app for chatting with Grok in the context of real project folders. Local models, offline privacy mode.
Web
Browser-based AI home design studio: 2D/3D floor plans, first-person walkthroughs, and photorealistic renders.
Open source
Run Grok agents on one machine, drive them from any device on your tailnet. Live web UI over agent stdio.
Local-first
Browse, search, and resume local AI coding sessions across Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, and more — nothing leaves your machine.
Connect
Building free apps. Shipping alpha. Solving problems in public.
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