Client work and side projects, with the stack and the outcome behind each one.
A Telegram bot that runs coding agents on your own server from your phone. Send a message, watch the work stream back into the chat, and approve the plan with a button: no terminal, no SSH.
An open-source hiring marketplace where the ranking is the product: jobs surface the right candidates, candidates surface the right jobs, and both sides are scored by the same rules. Built as a reference for search that gets measured instead of guessed at.
One package that hands a web app's own features to the AI assistant running in the browser. Built in the open as a working reference for WebMCP, the draft browser API for AI tools.
A form you fill by talking instead of typing. Answer in your own words, by voice or text, and the fields fill in as you go: an open-source starting point for anyone whose signup or intake form loses people halfway.
30K+leads generated
An event marketing platform for B2B sales teams. It finds the right people before a trade show and talks them into coming, then captures everyone who stops at the booth and follows them up while the event is still running.
A catalogue of B2B software where buyers ask a question in plain English and get an answer back from the live listings, instead of clicking through category pages.
15Kmonthly active users
A marketplace that puts artists' work on hotel walls and lets guests buy the piece they are looking at: hosts get free curation, artists get a sales channel, guests take the art home.
Every case above started as one conversation. Describe what you need and you leave the first call with a plan, whether or not you hire me.