This directory collects privacy-respecting tools, services, and hardware that I regularly recommend, evaluate, or point people toward.
Use it as a starting point for practical security and privacy decisions. Each entry is meant to help you compare options quickly, understand the tradeoffs, and find tools that fit a serious privacy posture without sacrificing usability.
What I optimize for:
- privacy by default
- transparent security practices
- realistic day-to-day usability
- strong fit for threat-model-driven choices
