Jordan Eldridge Labs

A small hardware business: custom built GameCube controllers for players who care as much as I do. The site sells them and hosts the tools I wrote along the way, including a browser-based input viewer.

Underneath that viewer is gc-bridge, a local server in Rust that reads a GameCube adapter and streams its inputs to the browser. Rust so the latency stays out of the way, and open source so others can use it in their own projects.

Built with Rust, TypeScript.

• conch.gg
• gc-bridge source

A clip plays for a tenth of a second and you guess the song. Every wrong guess unlocks a longer slice, up to sixteen seconds.

Games like it already existed. None of them had the library we wanted, so this one has a bigger pool behind it and an interface we like more. Got to learn a lot about audio, volume normalization, encoding, and efficient file formats to make it the best it could be.

Built with SvelteKit, TypeScript, Python, SQLite.

• earworm.games

Pop OS will tell you which monitors are connected. It will not tell you which of them is the one on the left. This lists every output with its port, resolution, refresh rate and physical size, sets the primary display in a click, and identifies a screen by dimming every other one for a few seconds.

Rust and egui on top of xrandr. It notices when it is running inside a Flatpak sandbox and proxies its calls back out to the host, which is the part that took the longest.

Built with Rust, egui.

• github.com/9je/monitor

Discord caps an upload at 10 MB unless you pay for it, and a Melee clip is always just over. This works out the largest bitrate that still fits, runs a two-pass H.264 encode at it, and hands back a file that goes straight into the chat.

Two passes rather than one because the first pass is what lets the second spend its bits where the motion is. A file picker, a progress bar, and the same behaviour on Windows and Linux.

Built with Python, ffmpeg.

• github.com/9je/compressVideoForDiscord

mlpekayou.community is a collector site for My Little Pony Kayou cards with over 6,000 members and a 1,500-member Discord. The bot ties a Discord account to a site account so members can track and look up their cards without leaving the server, along with finding people to trade with. It is the app of mine with the most daily users.

Built with TypeScript, Discord API.

• mlpekayou.community

Create characters, give each one a personality, and the bot answers as them through webhooks, so every character shows up with its own name and avatar. Running in a server with friends today and creates tons of funny moments. Open source once it is cleaned up.

Built with TypeScript, Discord API, Claude API.

Onboarding at an MSP is the same dozen steps repeated across many client tenants, each with its own quirks. This automation takes the request and carries it through account creation, licensing, groups, devices and the client-specific extras, then reports back. Engineers review the result instead of doing the steps.

Built with Pia, PowerShell.

Rolling a security product out across a client base is a deployment problem, a data problem and a communication problem at once. I build the deployment and validation tooling that gets a product from pilot to every endpoint or identity, with the reporting that proves it landed and proactive measures to keep it healthy.

Built with DNS Filtering, SIEM, MDR.

When the ticketing system or the docs do not do what the team needs, I build the piece that does. That has meant Copilot agents that answer from our own knowledge and ConnectWise extensions that put the right action one click away.

Built with Copilot, ConnectWise, Power Automate.

Some of my favorite free time activities include reverse engineering, CTF events and challenges (Huntress 2026, Hack the Box), and malware analysis.