Elah – A browser-native, frame-accurate video editor
Renderer-agnostic core swaps WebGL/Canvas/WebGPU without touching state — rare architectural discipline.
Premier zooplankton image tool (ZIT)
It turns motion-over-time into a single composited frame using OpenCV MOG2 + contour filtering and even provides a 5x5 parameter-sweep grid to brute-force good thresholds. Practical and focused: usable from the CLI or via poetry, great for batch processing lab videos — but it’s an application of classic CV tricks rather than new tracking or learning-based innovation.
Marine biologists, plankton researchers, bioimage analysts and ecologists who need compact visualizations of animal locomotion from video
Renderer-agnostic core swaps WebGL/Canvas/WebGPU without touching state — rare architectural discipline.
F1 website speed race visualization when WebPageTest already does this generically.
DIY logic analyzer: COBS framing + auto-CRC brute-force replaces $500 tools on a $20 chip.
Inverse material rendering in browser that's faster than m-xr's marso and academic papers.
StarCraft replay rendering engine with Claude-powered gameplay critique.
Typed dataclasses beat Scrapy's weak Items for LLM pipeline correctness.