Interface study / Deaf Anywhere
Accessibility · Live & free
Deaf Anywhere Captions
Live, phone-friendly captions for in-person conversations. Built first for my own family — works in a browser.
Open captionsIndependent builder & Linux operator
Useful things.
Built with care.
I’m Rich. I build accessibility-first software and run the systems behind it. Small tools. Real people. The whole stack.
A place to make things that matter. Choose an object to look closer.
A closer look at the workbench
The phone is where Deaf Anywhere lives: browser-based captions, built first for my own family.
Open captionsDesigned for people. Operated by hand.Accessibility · Software · Infrastructure
Selected work
Out in the world.
A text-first client website
Client work · Live
Deaf Mechanic
A text-first site for a Deaf-owned auto shop. A repair request builder brings the vehicle, symptoms, and location into one clear text.
Visit the siteFree utilities · No account
Server & DNS Mini-Scans
A quick Linux hygiene snapshot and email/DNS health check.
ASL Translator MVP Private beta
Webcam-based recognition of selected ASL signs. An access-controlled experiment, not a general-purpose translator or public demo.
Hermes Dashboard Internal
A private view of host health, services, and operational events. Part of the work behind the work — not a public tool.
The person behind the work
Builder at the front.
Operator underneath.
I build accessibility-focused tools solo and run the Linux infrastructure behind them. My current work centers on the Deaf community — live captions, a Deaf-owned auto shop’s site, and an ASL recognition experiment.
The code I publish is on GitHub. The decisions, wrong turns, and things worth remembering go in the notebook.
Explore the public code