Public download · Software
JesterMedia Server
A home for your own media library, with seasonal viewing, TV clients, and a server you host yourself.
Explore JesterMediaEXPERIMENT / BUILD / PLAY / REPEAT
Old systems.
New possibilities.
Experimental hardware, self-hosted software, 3D prints, and field notes from the workbench. Independent. Curious. Built to be used.
Product visualization · prototype
NES CONNECTOR KIT · PROTOTYPE$39.99 + SHIPPING
Assembled connector board and printed tray. First shipping wave planned for January 2027; final tests pending.
Preorder detailsEXPLORE THE LABORATORY
More from the workbench.
$20 · Digital print files
Gengar topper + NES lid
A little mischief for the NES. Download the topper and structural lid files to print on your own machine.
Photo shows a printed example. Digital files only.See the print files
Public beta · Software
Jester’s Nintendo Manager
A Windows toolbox for organizing your own Wii, GameCube, and Nintendo 3DS backups.
Screenshot uses the app’s built-in demo data.See the software
Free design · Printed prototype
Master Ball USB Vault
From a digital design to a real print. A playful home for USB drives, with the original v1 print files shared free.
See the print & filesSoftware in your language. Twelve interface languages across the supported apps. See languages and platforms →
Also in the laboratory: Speakeasy, Tattooed.ink, and JesterMail.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE JESTER
If I’m curious about it,
I’ll probably build it.
My projects tend to start with a question: could this work better? That can turn into a tool for my PC, a media server, or a new part for a decades-old console.
I like having control over the things I use—and sharing what I learn along the way. This laboratory brings the software, the prototypes, the prints, and the unfinished ideas together in one place.
Have an idea of your own? Let’s talkAWAY FROM THE WORKBENCH
Books, ideas, and bigger questions.
The Law of One, A Course in Miracles, and other reading that explores consciousness and the way we see the world.
FIELD NOTES
The latest from the bench.
Squirtle brings a surf trio to the NES.
Three sax-playing Squirtles, three surfboards, and a sweep of curling waves. A fresh digital design preview from the workshop, with print preparation and physical fit checks still ahead.
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Bulbasaur is taking root on the NES.
A fresh look at the Bulbasaur NES lid concept, with sweeping green vines and a woven-vine landing. Digital design preview; printing and physical fit checks are still ahead.
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Sleeping Charmander: the rock-ledge revision.
Updated October 10: a weathered rock ledge gives the sleeping Charmander NES lid a new look. Digital design preview; print preparation and physical testing are still ahead.
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