
GatewayPulse
Know what's happening at your station. Gateway health, RF telemetry, power and activity in one view.
Screenshot from the project's demo dashboard.Apps, radio tools and 3D-printed parts. I turn everyday problems into things I can build—and share what I learn along the way.
Independent projects. A very busy workbench.



Know what's happening at your station. Gateway health, RF telemetry, power and activity in one view.
Screenshot from the project's demo dashboard.
Free standard tuning.
Chords. Alternate tunings.
Pro Spectrum Mode.
Tune, explore chords, and get back to playing. Tune on Apple Watch with haptic feedback, too.
Spectrum Mode requires the Pro unlock.New apps, ongoing experiments, and ideas taking shape.

Health records and appointments, brought into one native iPhone companion.
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Weather and sports research, clear risk checks, and simulated trades. Live betting is disabled.
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A map-first camera awareness project, exploring a tactical interface for location and context.
Explore the concept →HealthHarbor and PolyBOT previews use sample data. The Flock board shows a proposed design.
An Apple Health companion for rebuilding fitness, tracking workouts and sharing progress.
iPhone · In developmentA local voice assistant running on my own PC, with approved tools for information and notes.
Local AI · Workbench experimentW7EWH station projects, ESP32 displays, LoRa nodes, satellite experiments and functional 3D prints.
Browse the workbench on GitHub ↗
How a personal project grew into a way to bring my medical history together—and how HealthHarbor now connects to it.
Read the article and update on X ↗
Renovating HealthHarbor and starting PolyBOT from an empty folder: two very different experiments in building with AI.
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MEET EVERETTI'm Everett Hope, the maker behind DadCanMakeIT. My work crosses software, amateur radio, electronics and 3D printing. I like useful tools, interesting problems, and learning by making.
Cancer changed my life. Remission brought another kind of project: rebuilding health, strength and everyday life. I share that part of the story here, too.
Living after cancer →