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An ongoing Go rebuild of my Laravel classifieds platform, with a React dashboard, incremental listing updates and background jobs handled through NATS JetStream. It preserves the existing platform’s behaviour while changing how the application processes and serves its data.
A command-line tool for getting a WordPress-to-Astro migration started. It reads a WordPress XML export, inventories content, images and links, and can generate an Astro project with a clear list of what still needs rebuilding.
A tool for turning a photo into a website color theme. Drop in an image, see its colors applied to a page, adjust the result and export it as CSS variables or JSON design tokens.
A command-line tool for inspecting the HTML your server sends, including content and metadata that arrive in a stream. It records when important elements appear and compares responses for different browser, search-crawler and social-preview user agents.
A command-line tool for checking that a page delivers the right content and metadata however you reach it. It compares the HTML your server sends, a fresh browser load and the result of clicking through from another page.
ReachLog is a small outreach and contact manager for keeping track of who you’ve contacted, what you’ve discussed and when to follow up. It brings contacts, companies and email conversations together in a local application that works with your existing email account.
A command-line tool for finding broken links, incorrect redirects and indexing conflicts on a live or preview website. It discovers URLs, checks what your server returns and gives you findings tied to specific pages, with the evidence behind them.
An unlaunched Go rebuild of my publishing platform, using PostgreSQL for application data and background jobs, React for administration and Astro for public websites. It includes source processing, publishing checks and migration tools for the existing sites.
A private app for tracking food costs, stock and estimated profit across direct sales and food delivery. It connects ingredient purchases, recipes, orders and platform fees, helping a seller understand what each dish costs and how much money is actually left.
Comfy Money is a private money tracker I built for myself and my family. It handles wallets in different currencies, income, expenses, transfers, budgets and debts, with automatically updated exchange rates and a mobile interface that installs as a PWA.
I was bored and wanted a break from client projects, so I made a little TypeScript game. Naturally, it ended up being about bugs taking down a server.