The log.
What your job actually pays once you count the overtime nobody does.
OPEN →How long until you can stop saving and just let it ride.
OPEN →Every payoff strategy, ranked by what it really costs you.
OPEN →The whole OS on one screen. Six domains, every number live.
UNLOCK →Everything I watch and read, scored, tagged, and searchable.
UNLOCK →Sleep, lifts, and recovery — tracked without the wellness cult.
UNLOCK →Spoken output during AI-assisted dev. Edge TTS primary, kokoro-onnx fallback, per-project voices.
Portable .claude/ lifecycle system — 19 agents, memory, hooks, skill routing. Drops into any project.
Desktop GUI for running multiple Claude Code projects, agents, and memory. Electron + TS. 2,338 tests.
Things I made for fun.
Tools, apps, and experiments. The calculators are free. The full system lives behind login.
- 161d agodocs: fix recap quality + enforce standards in /recap command
- 161d agofeat: add Terminal Expansion + private repo auth
- 161d agofeat: complete Tech Dashboard simplification (Phases 3-6)
- 161d agofeat: add private repo support + drop sitreps (Phases 1-2)
- 161d agodocs: complete Phase 4.4 audit, defer 4.3/4.5
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.