The log.
Your real marginal vs effective rate — not the bracket myth.
OPEN →Click the days you would take off. Weekends and holidays fill in around them, and each stretch shows how long the break really is.
OPEN →What your fund's expense ratio quietly costs you over the decades.
OPEN →How many years until your savings cover your expenses for good.
OPEN →The order to fill your accounts: match, HSA, Roth IRA, rest of the 401k, then Roth 401k catch-up, compared against 401k-only.
OPEN →Every payoff strategy, ranked by what it really costs you.
OPEN →Browser baseball with 98 original Halloween monsters. Hit home runs, pitch a perfect game, or take your club through a full match against the CPU or a friend.
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Things I made for fun.
Tools, apps, and experiments. The full system lives behind login.
- feat: add implementation checklists for Epic 30 and Epic 31
- docs: add public project README
- feat: complete wave 15 and repair online swing-offs
- docs: record merged preview deployment and worktree cleanup
- feat: wave 14 — 17.6,19.4,19.5,23.4,25.5,26.4,27.1,27.3,28.2
The calculators are free.
Who built this.
One engineer. Every number live, every commit public.
Dominic Baca. Senior engineer, 10+ years shipping production systems — solo. I built Domdhi.OS because freedom's a math problem: most people never run the numbers, so the numbers run them. Most finance advice won't show its math; most apps bury the one number that matters under forty that don't.
So I built my own — money, fitness, freedom — calculated honestly and running live. No team. No roadmap theater. No dashboard with 47 features I'll never open. Every number's live, every commit's public — even the ugly ones. All in, or not in; 200% or 0%: beat the salary grind on math I can defend — then hand the whole system to anyone grinding the same exit.