SOFTWARE PROJECTS

A second
kind of workshop.

Programming lets Maurice work the same way he approaches a 3D print: notice a real problem, build an idea, test it in daily life, and keep refining until it becomes useful.

The real MoeBoard family calendar and photo display running on a wall-mounted portrait monitor.
RUNNING AT HOMEMoeBoard
VoltCue timer-planning interface shown on a phone.
IN DEVELOPMENTVoltCue

SELF-TAUGHT

BUILT FROM REAL NEEDS

TESTED IN DAILY LIFE

PROJECT 01 · RUNNING AT HOME

Meet
MoeBoard.

DAKboard showed us how useful a wall-mounted family display could be. Maurice wanted more control over the experience, private local operation, offline media, and no monthly software subscription—so he taught himself how to build the version our home needed.

PERSONAL PROJECT · NOT A PRODUCT FOR SALE
The real wall-mounted MoeBoard portrait display running in Maurice and Michelle's home.
PRIVATE RASPBERRY PI FAMILY DISPLAY

Family, beautifully in view.

01

Private

Settings, family media, and calendar connections stay on the Raspberry Pi inside our home network.

02

Connected

Multiple read-only calendars, celebration highlights, and a weekly view keep the household in sync.

03

Offline

Saved photos and compatible videos remain available during a brief internet interruption.

04

Reliable

Automatic startup, service recovery, calendar caching, and portrait restoration help the display look after itself.

IDEA · TEST · IMPROVE

Built by living
with the result.

MoeBoard runs on a Raspberry Pi 5 connected to a 24-inch vertical monitor. Real household use shaped larger event titles, celebration handling, fairer photo rotation, dependable portrait orientation, protected settings, and automatic recovery.

“I did not set out to copy DAKboard. I set out to build the version our home needed.”
The real MoeBoard display showing its photo, clock, event summary, and monthly family calendar.
THE FAMILY DISPLAY
MoeBoard private settings sign-in screen.
PROTECTED SETTINGS

PROJECT 02 · IN DEVELOPMENT

Set the timer.
Hit your target.

VoltCue is being built for U.S.-market 2018–2025 Nissan Leaf owners who want help choosing a charging-timer stop. It uses the battery level at final plug-in, the driver’s target, charging setup, and personal history to recommend a Leaf-compatible timer setting.

PRIVATE TESTING UNDERWAYNo public download is available yet.
Explore VoltCue details →
  • Hardware-freeDesigned to be useful without a Bluetooth adapter or vehicle modification.
  • Local-firstProfiles and charging history stay on the device; an account is not required.
  • Weather-aware learningForecast and completed-window weather help explain and improve later recommendations.
VoltCue green charging-timer concept graphic.
VOLTCUESMART EV CHARGE TIMING

HONEST PRODUCT STATUS

Built carefully.
Released only when ready.

VoltCue is an active commercial project, but it is not yet available in an app store. Signed internal builds are being tested while device coverage, accessibility, recovery, privacy, safety, support, and store requirements are completed.

VoltCue Plan screen showing a battery percentage and timer-planning workflow.
01PLAN THE STOP TIME
VoltCue Emergency Trip planning interface.
02CONSERVATIVE TRIP TOOL
VoltCue learning and charging-history interface.
03LEARN FROM RESULTS

VoltCue recommends a timer setting; it does not control charging or guarantee a final percentage. Nissan and Leaf are trademarks of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. VoltCue is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nissan.

THE SAME CREATIVE INSTINCT

Plastic or code,
the goal is the same.

Start with an idea. Make it real. Learn from the result. The software projects may look different from the pieces in our shop, but they come from the same curiosity, patience, and hands-on problem-solving.

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