An implementation of the 7 Wonders, a board game created by Antoine Bauza, made with React.js, Node.js, and Neo4j by me. It's open source, so feel free to check it out on GitHub. Find a bug? Go ahead and report it there, or suggest new features. If you need a refesher on the rules, I found this YouTube video to be a pretty good overview. You can play with others (invite your friends) or with computer players (or a mix!) Play Now!
Graphsplain is a Neo4j performance tuning tool created by @Mike French, @Michael McKenzie and myself for Neo4j's 2019 Graphhack. It's open source, so you can check it out on GitHub (Graphsplain). Stay tuned for an updated version using Neo4j 4.0 where the Graphsplain subgraph can live side by side with the Graphsplain'd graph!
Aquacat (Adhoc Query User Analysis Console) grew out of a need at work for a way to run repeated queries and gather stats for performance tuning and testing. Now its become a frankenstein of different ways of querying/interacting with a Neo4j instance (basic read/write queries, custom charts, transfusing data from one graph to another). Currently slated for a rebuild to make a cohesive entity, it is available here if you have a graph with bolt access open at localhost:7687. Note, if you don't have a valid cert you will need to use it over http instead of https.
I work as a developer at Capital One, but don't take the time to update this site. I did recently update (a bit... still needs lots of work) the seven wonders game so feel free to try that out.