Become a sponsor to Kristina Aquila
I treat the browser as both a tool and a medium.
Some of my projects are practical. Unicorn Hub is a portable blueprint for spec-driven, review-gated multi-agent development. Comet Contribution Graph turns a year of GitHub activity into an animated constellation. Others, like Ember and Fathom, exist because the web can be atmospheric, interactive, and a little strange.
Before this, I spent nearly eight years in test automation. That work taught me to notice edge cases, insist on repeatable processes, and ask what happens after the first impressive demo. Those habits still shape everything I make.
Sponsorship gives me time for the less visible work: maintenance, documentation, accessibility, and the rounds of polish that turn a prototype into something worth keeping. If one of these projects has been useful, memorable, or simply fun to spend time with, sponsoring is a way to help me make the next one, and keep the existing ones alive.
Featured work
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kiaquila/unicorn-hub
Portable multi-agent development blueprint for spec-driven, PR-gated software delivery.
JavaScript 17 -
kiaquila/comet-contribution-graph
A cinematic GitHub contribution graph — a comet traces your most productive days across a constellation of your year.
HTML 12 -
kiaquila/ember
A dark, tangled wireframe figure smolders with golden embers, burns down completely, and reassembles, all scored by a deep, meditative 136.1 Hz tuning-fork tone synthesized with the Web Audio API.
JavaScript 9 -
kiaquila/fathom
Sequined goldfish drift through painted depths, an interactive meditation station in shimmer and slow water.
HTML 11 -
kiaquila/dreamboard
A lightweight web app that helps you visually organize your goals, dreams, and intentions like a digital inspiration board. Upload your own images into placeholder sectors, add styled text, and dow…
JavaScript 12