Projects
My projects are grouped here by focus: HOMELAB, school projects, in progress, and just for fun.
Behind 252425 HOMELAB
I am Anes, focused on Apple, Linux, and AI. What started with a Raspberry Pi as a NAS has grown into a full HOMELAB with self-hosted services, local AI experiments, and plenty of side projects. I keep building 252425 HOMELAB and document the journey on the blog.
School and archive projects
Older projects from school.
Hacking Escape Room
An interactive escape room where you can test your hacking and problem-solving skills.
Year: 2024
HOMELAB projects
Everything directly connected to 252425 HOMELAB and its tools.
Markdown WebEditor
A fully client-side Markdown editor that runs offline in the browser without registration or a server. It includes live preview, editor/split/reader views, drag and drop, PDF/DOCX import, HTML/PDF export, themes, shortcuts, and optional AI assistance through configurable providers.
AUltra Unified
An experimental defensive cybersecurity and code assistant model. Fine-tuned with LoRA and MLX on Apple Silicon, tested locally with Ollama, and built for repository audits, secure code review, and practical coding help.
LaunchSprint
LaunchSprint is a macOS menu bar launcher. A global hotkey opens an app grid, you type a few letters, and apps launch immediately. Folders, drag and drop, real-time search, and customizable layouts keep your flow intact.
252425 HOMELAB
The core of my self-hosted services, from 252425 Cloud (Nextcloud) to central workflows. It is where new ideas are built and made reliable for everyday use.
MenuPy
MenuPy is a lean macOS menu bar app for running Python scripts quickly without opening a terminal.
In progress
Projects that are actively growing or not finished yet.
A-Ultra Website
In progressA-Ultra is the YouTube channel for tech tips and step-by-step guides. It offers simple solutions for topics around smartphones, controllers, and accessibility features. These contents will also be available on a website soon.
Just for fun
Small playful builds, prototypes, and experiments without heavy pressure.
HACKER ADVENTSKALENDER 2025
Interactive advent calendar with 31 security doors, compact lessons, and mini games in a retro cyber style. Each card introduces a new topic from recon to social engineering and lets you test your knowledge directly. Progress stays local in the browser - ideal for homelab training without a backend.