The oka-project Website Is Now Live

The oka-project website is now live. It is the home base for the web tools, services, media projects, and experiments I build and operate independently.

The project starts from practical friction: when an existing option is harder to use than it needs to be, or useful information is difficult to find, I try a smaller and clearer alternative and document what I learn.

What you can find here

• Services — projects that are actually running or in development, with their current status shown clearly
• Works — media projects, apps, and other things I have made and continue to operate
• Tools — browser-based utilities that can be used without creating an account
• Blog — guides, research, build notes, and lessons from operating the project
• News — releases and notable updates

The site follows two simple rules: published work is kept separate from plans, and numbers are only used when they can be checked.

First tool: Markdown Viewer

Markdown Viewer is available as one of the first tools on the site. It opens Markdown files or pasted text directly in the browser, provides a live preview, and can print the result to PDF.

The tool is designed to process the document in the browser rather than sending it to a conversion server. Its page explains the current behavior and features in more detail.

What comes next

I will keep adding tools, documenting how they are built and used, and improving the site as those projects evolve.

You can browse the current tools at oka-project.com/tools.