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    t-philip/README.md

    Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋

    An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI, Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.

    Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and free to use.

    📂 Projects by category

    📡 ESP32 Projects

    ProjectWhat it does
    spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
    wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.

    🛡️ Blocklists for DNS

    ProjectWhat it does
    blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.

    Drop straight into your blocker:

    🔐 Tools

    ProjectWhat it does
    bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
    network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.

    🐍 Python

    ProjectWhat it does
    sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
    omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.

    🖥️ Scripts & Guides

    ProjectWhat it does
    scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.

    🛠️ What to expect

    These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.

    Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.

    Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan left to go stale.

    🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?

    Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.

    For anything security-related in bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync, please use its private reporting channel rather than a public issue.

    All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.

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    1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic

      Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

      Python

    2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic

      ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

      C++

    3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic

      Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

      C++

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      t-philip/README.md
      Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
      An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
      Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
      📂 Projects by category
      📡 ESP32 Projects
      ProjectWhat it does
      spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
      wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
      🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
      ProjectWhat it does
      blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
      Drop straight into your blocker:
      🔐 Tools
      ProjectWhat it does
      bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
      network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
      🐍 Python
      ProjectWhat it does
      sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
      omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
      🖥️ Scripts & Guides
      ProjectWhat it does
      scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
      🛠️ What to expect
      These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
      Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
      Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
      🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
      Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
      For anything security-related in
bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
please use its private reporting channel
rather than a public issue.
      All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are
AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.
      
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      1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic
        
Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

        Python
      2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic
        
ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

        C++
      3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
        
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

        C++
      
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        Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
        An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
        Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
        📂 Projects by category
        📡 ESP32 Projects
        ProjectWhat it does
        spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
        wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
        🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
        ProjectWhat it does
        blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
        Drop straight into your blocker:
        🔐 Tools
        ProjectWhat it does
        bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
        network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
        🐍 Python
        ProjectWhat it does
        sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
        omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
        🖥️ Scripts & Guides
        ProjectWhat it does
        scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
        🛠️ What to expect
        These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
        Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
        Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
        🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
        Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
        For anything security-related in
bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
please use its private reporting channel
rather than a public issue.
        All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are
AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.
        
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        1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic
          
Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

          Python
        2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic
          
ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

          C++
        3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
          
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

          C++
        
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          Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
          An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
          Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
          📂 Projects by category
          📡 ESP32 Projects
          ProjectWhat it does
          spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
          wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
          🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
          ProjectWhat it does
          blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
          Drop straight into your blocker:
          🔐 Tools
          ProjectWhat it does
          bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
          network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
          🐍 Python
          ProjectWhat it does
          sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
          omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
          🖥️ Scripts & Guides
          ProjectWhat it does
          scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
          🛠️ What to expect
          These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
          Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
          Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
          🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
          Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
          For anything security-related in
bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
please use its private reporting channel
rather than a public issue.
          All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are
AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.
          
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          1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic
            
Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

            Python
          2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic
            
ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

            C++
          3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
            
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

            C++
          
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            t-philip/README.md
            Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
            An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
            Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
            📂 Projects by category
            📡 ESP32 Projects
            ProjectWhat it does
            spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
            wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
            🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
            ProjectWhat it does
            blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
            Drop straight into your blocker:
            🔐 Tools
            ProjectWhat it does
            bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
            network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
            🐍 Python
            ProjectWhat it does
            sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
            omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
            🖥️ Scripts & Guides
            ProjectWhat it does
            scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
            🛠️ What to expect
            These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
            Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
            Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
            🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
            Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
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bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
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ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

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            3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
              
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

              C++
            
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              t-philip/README.md
              Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
              An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
              Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
              📂 Projects by category
              📡 ESP32 Projects
              ProjectWhat it does
              spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
              wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
              🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
              ProjectWhat it does
              blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
              Drop straight into your blocker:
              🔐 Tools
              ProjectWhat it does
              bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
              network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
              🐍 Python
              ProjectWhat it does
              sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
              omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
              🖥️ Scripts & Guides
              ProjectWhat it does
              scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
              🛠️ What to expect
              These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
              Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
              Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
              🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
              Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
              For anything security-related in
bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
please use its private reporting channel
rather than a public issue.
              All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are
AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.
              
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              1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic
                
Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

                Python
              2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic
                
ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

                C++
              3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
                
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

                C++
              
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                t-philip/README.md
                Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
                An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
                Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
                📂 Projects by category
                📡 ESP32 Projects
                ProjectWhat it does
                spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
                wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
                🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
                ProjectWhat it does
                blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
                Drop straight into your blocker:
                🔐 Tools
                ProjectWhat it does
                bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
                network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
                🐍 Python
                ProjectWhat it does
                sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
                omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
                🖥️ Scripts & Guides
                ProjectWhat it does
                scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
                🛠️ What to expect
                These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
                Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
                Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
                🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
                Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
                For anything security-related in
bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
please use its private reporting channel
rather than a public issue.
                All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are
AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.
                
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                1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic
                  
Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

                  Python
                2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic
                  
ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

                  C++
                3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
                  
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

                  C++
                
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                  t-philip/README.md
                  Hi, I'm T. Philip 👋
                  An explorer in the world of technology — I build and self-host things across AI,
Python, homelab infrastructure, networking and automation.
                  Most of what you'll find here started as something I wanted for myself, then got
cleaned up enough to be worth sharing. Everything is self-hostable, documented, and
free to use.
                  📂 Projects by category
                  📡 ESP32 Projects
                  ProjectWhat it does
                  spotify-nowplayingA WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls from a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices, so no audio hardware is needed.
                  wifi-signal-scannerA live WiFi signal-strength meter on a small TFT — strength label, RSSI in dBm, and a scrolling history graph for walking a signal around a building. You pick the network in a browser, so nothing needs recompiling.
                  🛡️ Blocklists for DNS
                  ProjectWhat it does
                  blocklistsHosts-format blocklists for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, or any hosts-file blocker. Malware/phishing domains and streaming-service domains, with setup instructions for both.
                  Drop straight into your blocker:
                  🔐 Tools
                  ProjectWhat it does
                  bitwarden-vaultwarden-syncSyncs a Bitwarden.com vault to a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance — attachments included — with encrypted backups and Telegram alerts.
                  network-monitorSee what your own Windows machine is actually sending — a live browser dashboard of HTTP and HTTPS traffic, with decrypted headers and bodies, covering background apps and not just your browser. Nothing is written to disk and nothing leaves the machine. Reading HTTPS means trusting a local root certificate, and the README is upfront about what that costs you.
                  🐍 Python
                  ProjectWhat it does
                  sky-radarReal-time flight tracking dashboard — Flask + Socket.IO backend, Leaflet map, OpenSky Network API, with watchlist alerting and JSONL logging.
                  omnimeterSelf-hosted dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter — live polling or CSV import — tracks costs against your own energy tariff, and estimates solar self-sufficiency.
                  🖥️ Scripts & Guides
                  ProjectWhat it does
                  scriptsRouter outage monitoring (systemd + CSV logging), Windows app provisioning via winget, an EVE-NG on VMware setup guide, and Python utilities.
                  🛠️ What to expect
                  These started as tools I wanted for myself, so they're shaped by having to live
with them rather than demo them. They run on your own hardware — no account to
create, no hosted service in the middle, no telemetry.
                  Every project here carries a tagged release with notes written for someone
running the software rather than reading commit history, and its own issue
tracker with templates. Where something is implemented but not yet verified, the
documentation says so rather than implying otherwise.
                  Every project also ships a design spec (docs/DESIGN_SPEC.md) explaining how it's
built and why, reconciled against the actual shipped code — not a pre-launch plan
left to go stale.
                  🐞 Found a bug? Have an idea?
                  Every project above has its own issue tracker. Open the repository you're using
and file an issue there — each one has templates so you know what's useful to
include. Bug reports, documentation corrections and feature ideas are all welcome.
                  For anything security-related in
bitwarden-vaultwarden-sync,
please use its private reporting channel
rather than a public issue.
                  All public content is open to use — please credit t-philip. Repositories are
AGPL-3.0 licensed unless stated otherwise.
                  
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                  1. omnimeteromnimeterPublic
                    
Self-hosted energy dashboard for household power, gas, water and battery usage. Works with any P1 smart meter.

                    Python
                  2. spotify-nowplayingspotify-nowplayingPublic
                    
ESP32 WiFi display showing your currently-playing Spotify track — album art, progress, and transport controls via a web dashboard. Observes playback on your other devices; no audio hardware needed.

                    C++
                  3. wifi-signal-scannerwifi-signal-scannerPublic
                    
Live WiFi signal-strength meter on an ESP32 with an ST7789 TFT. Pick your network in a browser, no recompiling.

                    C++