Independent workshop · Minnesota
Tiny Machines Workshop is an independent studio building useful software, exploring computational physics and how computers work, and publishing the things we learn along the way.
Not a single kind of project, but a connected body of work: software, field notes, and independent publishing.
A full-stack exterior-ballistics platform spanning the Ballistics Insight web toolkit, a cloud API, an open-source Rust engine and CLI, an in-browser WebAssembly shell, and the handbook that documents the physics.
A small programming language where mutability is an explicit phase transition—from fluid flux to immutable fix.
A research and deal-workflow platform for finding and evaluating undeveloped land.
Hands-on field notes on embedded systems, retrocomputing, hardware, and local AI.
Book-length manuals on computational exterior ballistics and the Lattice programming language, written to make the machinery understandable.
Sandcherry Press is our literary fiction imprint—books rooted in Minnesota, place, memory, and the stubborn communities that endure.
Each part informs the others: build the tool, understand the system, and write down what matters.
Ballistics Engine, Lattice, and DirtScout turn ideas into working systems.
Tiny Computers records experiments, failures, and useful discoveries.
Technical manuals live here; literary work goes out under Sandcherry Press.