I'm majorly working on myself, and I used to do everything that I think it's good for me.
Personal experiments, logs, and public utilities.
I mess around in Blender when I'm not writing code. Renders of random things — architecture, objects, weird shapes.
I talk to ChatGPT a lot — mostly about programming, systems, and how to build things better. I dump the conversations here.
I build single-purpose web utilities to solve my own small inconveniences. No accounts, no cookies, no tracking — just click, use, and close.
Small scripts and tools I build for myself — mostly for automating workflows or solving small annoying problems. Nothing fancy, just useful utilities.
Active ventures, businesses, and SaaS products I'm currently operating.
A blog boilerplate that renders 20+ chart types inline in your posts — each one interactive, downloadable as an image, with deep analysis, filtering, and data sorting built in. Get GitHub access and ship your data blog without rebuilding the hard parts.
The boilerplate behind 0x7b. Get GitHub access and spin up your own digital storefront — Gumroad as paywall, each MDX file as a product. Build it once, sell anything.
All the projects, tools, and digital experiments I've shipped.
I track newly launched domains every month and package them as downloadable data packs. Some volumes are free, some are paid. Also put together curated packs by niche — AI, SaaS, dev tools.
I follow what's launching on GitHub and ship it as monthly downloadable volumes — repos, trends, signals. Some free, some paid. Topic packs too: AI/ML, CLI, infra, and more.
I put together deep research and tutorial series for builders. Structured, saves offline, no account needed. First 5 items in every series are free.
I create useful digital products, utilities, plugins, and more — all available for a low, one-time price. As exactly everything is $1.
Core languages I use to build systems, understand performance, and ship real software.
Data storage systems for structured and unstructured application data.
Execution environments that power backend services and APIs.
Opinionated tools that structure applications and speed up development.
Focused utilities that solve specific problems without dictating architecture.
Infrastructure and tools that support development, deployment, and scaling.
Operating systems I use for development, servers, and production environments.
Lightweight editors I use for writing, navigating, and refactoring code efficiently.
Creative tools I use for visual design, animation, and asset creation.
Language models I use as thinking tools for coding, research, automation, and system design.
Tools I use to organize work, research solutions, and move faster as a developer.