Bill Anastas / independent projects
A personal
software library.
Small tools. Deep archives. Signals worth keeping.
Apps up front. Sites, podcasts, and tools below.
Bill makes native apps for the Mac.
Plus a few tiny ones for the menu bar.
And a couple for iPhone, too.
Bill makes websites and archives. (Sites)
Silver discs line shelves Discogs maps every edition connections unfold.
cd.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
A CD collection connected through artists, editions, and Discogs metadata.
Yellow terminal five hundred rounds count downward film tension returns.
UA571C.com (opens in a new tab)
An interactive recreation of the remote sentry terminal from Aliens.
Albums fill the grid bits and sample rates laid bare lossless shelves unfold.
flac.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
A lossless music library with artwork, formats, and listening paths.
Commentary tracks speak scenes indexed by timestamp context fills the gap.
SecondTrack.org (opens in a new tab)
Searchable film commentary transcripts, indexed by timestamp, person, and topic.
Scripts spill in scenes characters cross the margins screenplays read aloud.
OverBlack.org (opens in a new tab)
An archive for reading and listening to screenplays.
Posters, tracks, and scripts three archives under one roof films leave their trace.
CinemaMargins.org (opens in a new tab)
Posters, commentaries, and screenplays: three ways into the films.
Posters line the wall search through credits, scroll for more cinema preserved.
OneSheet.org (opens in a new tab)
A visual archive of movie posters, searchable by film, people, and studios.
Late night voices call near fourteen hundred episodes the truth is out there.
ArtBellArchive.org (opens in a new tab)
A searchable home for classic Art Bell broadcasts and late-night mysteries.
The earth starts to shake live data paints the map red ground beneath us speaks.
QuakeCheck.app (opens in a new tab)
A live earthquake map with seismic activity and optional alerts.
Seventy-seven years of speed through every corner the grid never sleeps.
f1.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
Formula 1 schedules, race timing, and a driver database reaching back to 1950.
Light captured in frames EXIF whispers the details each shot tells its tale.
photo.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
A personal photography archive with the details behind each frame.
Words in Markdown flow syntax glows on the dark page thoughts rendered in code.
blog.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
Notes on technology, making things, and everything in between.
Film stills, fading ink a mosaic of mood and grit beauty in the raw.
deresolute.com (opens in a new tab)
A visual archive of film stills, fragments, and found inspiration.
Needle finds the groove Discogs knows what each one's worth wax and data spin.
vinyl.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
A record collection explored through sleeves, editions, and Discogs data.
Pages stacked in long boxes, tracked from bagged to priced every issue counts.
comics.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
A comic collection, organized from cover to issue to series.
Shelves become a grid search by spine or memory all your books, one place.
books.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
A personal library made browsable, one spine and cover at a time.
Discs and files align physical meets digital your whole shelf, one view.
film.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
Physical discs and digital films, together in one collection.
Sand and VFX one hundred six shot board cards Scorpion King lives.
sking.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
An archive of VFX shot boards from The Scorpion King.
Cobb drew warnings bright for corridors in deep space symbols still endure.
SemioticStandard.org (opens in a new tab)
Ron Cobb’s symbols for life in deep space, collected in an interactive reference.
Brick by brick, the page instruction booklets preserved build from the archive.
lego.banast.as (opens in a new tab)
LEGO instruction booklets, preserved and ready to browse.
Screen becomes a lamp warm light fills the frame just right glow for every call.
bright.supply (opens in a new tab)
Turn a screen into a soft light for video calls.
Bill makes podcasts and restores old radio. (Podcasts)
Tools crowd every room judgment decides what survives real work meets the world.
The Decision Layer (opens in a new tab)
A podcast about judgment, technology, and the decisions that shape real work.
Voices cross the years old broadcasts return nightly Art still owns the dark.
Art Bell Archive (opens in a new tab)
Archived Art Bell broadcasts, returning the voices and mysteries of late-night radio to the present.
Old signals return strange new worlds speak through the dark tomorrow once aired.
Dimension X / X Minus One (opens in a new tab)
The complete Dimension X archive, now continuing with X Minus One’s classic science-fiction radio broadcasts.
Bill makes themes and tools. (Tools)
Vault notes glow in dark purple bold and cyan links hope returns to notes.
An Old Hope for Obsidian (opens in a new tab)
An Old Hope’s colors, brought into your Obsidian vault.
New tab unfolds wide gradients drift through every zone the world keeps its time.
Meridian (opens in a new tab)
A new-tab world clock with shifting gradients and time zones at a glance.
A galaxy far colors syntax like the stars the Force in your code.
An Old Hope Theme (opens in a new tab)
A Star Wars-inspired syntax theme for Sublime Text.
And one record, from 1998. (Music)
Boston, ninety-eight hardcore pressed to silver disc the noise still holds on.
TSW . This Too Shall Pass (opens in a new tab)
TSW’s 1998 Boston hardcore record, archived with its original artwork and credits.
No matches.
Nothing here mentions “”.