Personal systems. Endless curiosity.

A work in progress

BREE / LETSGEEK

I build systems
I can understand,
automate, observe
and recover.

A little corner of the internet for systems, apps, electronics and finding out how things work. Built with curiosity. Documented along the way.

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01 / EXPLORATION LOG

Current projects

Different scales. The same curiosity.

PROJECT / 01

PLATFORM ENGINEERING

Project Pathfinder

A documented, automated and observable self-hosted platform. Building systems I can understand — and recover when things go sideways.

  • Linux
  • Automation
  • Observability
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PROJECT / 02

CODE MEETS THE PHYSICAL WORLD

Spaceagon

Embedded programming, little hexagonal computers and physical interfaces. A place for software to get out of the terminal.

  • Embedded
  • Electronics
  • Programming
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PROJECT / 03

LEARNING THROUGH BUILDING

Borg Lab

A three-node Raspberry Pi Kubernetes learning environment. Small computers, distributed systems, plenty to figure out.

  • Raspberry Pi
  • Kubernetes
  • Homelab
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02 / EXPLORATION LOG

Apps for the human bits

Shared interests. Clearer conversations. Things to build a little connection.

SHARED INTERESTS

Hobby Match

Find your next “let’s do that.”

An app for exploring hobbies, comparing preferences and finding something to enjoy together.

  • Hobbies
  • Shared interests
  • Everyday connection
Meet Hobby Match

BOUNDARIES & COMMUNICATION

Aligned

Make room for the conversation.

An app for adults to explore interests, communicate boundaries and understand each other’s preferences.

  • Adults 18+
  • Boundaries
  • Communication
Meet Aligned

03 / EXPLORATION LOG

From the lab

The decisions, experiments and lessons behind the builds.

Practical notes from building and understanding Pathfinder.

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04 / THE HUMAN BEHIND THE BUILDS

Hi, I’m Bree.
Curiosity is the common thread.

Linux, infrastructure, programming, electronics — I like finding out how things fit together. Then making them a little more understandable.

This is where I share what I’m building, what I’m learning, and the bits that didn’t quite go to plan. There’s always another experiment.

Why I started Pathfinder

Keep exploring.