10 products shipped. Multiple live deployments. 2-week MVP cycles.
No endless planning. No theory. Just working code deployed to production.
Creators waste hours scrolling Reddit and communities to find real signals. Even when they find something interesting, turning it into structured, publishable content is slow and manual.
Rediate analyzes subreddits and conversations, extracts real user pain points, and converts them into ready-to-use content ideas that can be refined into newsletters, videos, blog posts, or social threads.
Splitting shared expenses in groups is messy: manual math, unclear "who owes whom", and friction when settling up.
FairSplit is a local-first web app to create expense rooms, record shared expenses, and automatically compute an optimized settlement that minimizes the number of transactions—no backend required.
Debugging production systems from raw logs is painful: millions of lines, noisy stack traces, duplicated errors, and no way to see what actually matters without manual grep, regex, and guesswork.
Sherlog is a privacy-first log analysis engine that ingests large log files, automatically groups similar errors, extracts root patterns, and generates meaningful summaries and regexes to help engineers understand what is really happening in production systems. Instead of reading logs, you analyze signal.
Tracking anime release schedules across multiple sites is messy, inconsistent, and full of spoilers. I wanted a single clean place where I could see exactly what airs today, without noise.
Airing Calendar is a lightweight web app that shows upcoming anime episodes in a clean, calendar-style view. It pulls real airing data from Jikan (MyAnimeList API) and presents it in a fast, minimal interface optimized for daily use. It's the tool I personally use to decide what to watch tonight.
Most developer portfolios are static resumes. They show skills, not execution. They fail to communicate velocity, product thinking, or real-world impact.
A brutalist, minimal, product-oriented website that showcases shipped products, timelines, metrics, and what was learned — not just screenshots. Designed to look more like a product dashboard than a personal site.
AI orchestration layer that automatically routes tasks to optimal agents based on complexity, cost, and capability.