Tarkov Squad Planner
Plan Escape from Tarkov raids as a squad — party presence, quest progress, map intel, and a desktop companion that reads your game logs.
AI-assisted development
Jay Vickers.
38-year-old father of two working in identity security and SaaS, building tools for the games and problems I care about after hours.
Projects
WARDOGS Range & Bearing
Punch in two map grid coordinates, get range, bearing and mils. Built for calling shots in WARDOGS.
Autoclipper
Turns Escape from Tarkov and WARDOGS replays into judged, trimmed, shareable clips for the friend group.
Netmon
A home network monitor that answers “is the internet down, or is it just me?” — devices, latency, outages and bandwidth.
CS Analytics
privateWeekly awards, session recaps and map stats for our CS2 group.
Planner
privateA to-do board and day planner that schedules itself around my meetings — and has Claude take a first pass at new tasks.
projectodog
privateA Roblox game I’m building with my son: he sends requests, Dad approves, Claude builds.
Switchboard
privateAn ops console for my AI plan allowances — Claude, Codex and a local Ollama lane.
homepanel
privateStatus and one-click control for every service running on my machine.
Personal Health Dashboard
privateFitbit data and quick daily check-ins in one private dashboard.
Budget Tracker
privateA local cash-flow planner for paying down debt, one step at a time.
Clip Trimmer
privateLoad a CS2 or Tarkov clip, find the action, trim and save.
About
Day job: who gets access to what.
I'm a 38-year-old father of two, and I work in the cybersecurity industry with a focus on identity security and software-as-a-service (SaaS).
Most of my day is spent on the question of who and what should have access to what, for how long, and how you'd know if that went wrong. That spans Identity and Access Management (IAM), which decides who gets in; Privileged Access Management (PAM), which locks down the accounts that can do the most damage; Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM), which finds the permissions in the cloud that nobody remembers granting; and Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR), which catches it when an identity is being used in a way it shouldn't be.
The projects here are what I build in the hours left over: stats dashboards for my Counter-Strike team, planners for Tarkov raids, and the small tools that keep a home lab and a busy family running. The day job shows up in them anyway. Most are private or invite-only, nothing gets more access than it needs, and the ones that are public are public on purpose.
IAMIdentity and Access Management
PAMPrivileged Access Management
CIEMCloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management
ITDRIdentity Threat Detection and Response