I like building small tools that solve real problems.
Most of my projects start with:
"I wonder how this works..."
...and usually end with me accidentally learning far more than I expected.
You'll mostly find me working on:
- 🔒 Security & homelab tooling
- 🐍 Python automation
- ⚡ JavaScript / TypeScript apps
- 🧪 Random experiments that somehow become full projects
A lightweight honeypot built for homelab environments.
- fake filesystem
- attacker interaction logging
- simple deployment
- built to observe, not block
A budgeting app built because spreadsheets eventually become painful.
- transaction tracking
- family budgeting
- clean interface
- self-host friendly
- biolink-pro
- nexuspro
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I prefer building something small that works well over something huge that tries to solve everything.
If I don't understand a technology, I'll probably build one just to figure out how it works.
10 Years on GitHub.
"Every project is just another excuse to learn something new."
