Projects

A Next.js dashboard with solvers, leaderboards, an encyclopedia, and license management behind Discord login. A C# desktop bot grinding game loops through screen capture. A realtime fleet backend streaming bot stats to dashboards. And a license service pushing state to clients with expiry automation.

Slash commands, autocomplete, an XP system, and a music queue.

I wanted a typing test without the noise, so I built one, then kept going. Monkeytype-grade stats, XP and achievements, profiles with trend charts, and global leaderboards. Two hundred themes happened along the way. A head-to-head racing mode is in the works.

A full CMS for books that ships with a seeded demo dataset. Members browse and review, admins run the catalog.

A scratch-my-own-itch tool. Layers, undo/redo, drag on canvas, export SVG. The ICO exporter is hand-written, byte by byte. Auto-save means closing the tab mid-icon does not sting.

A notes app built around one question. Who gets to see this. Private, shared, or public with unguessable token links, plus search and file uploads on top.

A campus team project where I owned gameplay systems. Kill thresholds at 10, 25, and 50 kills open new waves. Each wave buffs enemy HP, speed, and damage and pops a power-up menu. Kills pay 5 coins apiece.

A discovery feed for food. Swipe nearby spots, get picks tuned by a hybrid recommender. Likes stream back through Supabase realtime, so the home feed updates as you rate.

A fast front for RAWG data. Infinite scroll, filters in the URL, a command palette for search, hover previews on cards. Built to feel instant.

My first real e-commerce exercise. jQuery and Bootstrap, cart in localStorage, checkout against a wallet balance. Cart to receipt, the whole flow runs.

I kept losing focus across three apps, so now there is one. Timers, a task list, notes, and a browser notification when a session ends.

Log in with any AniList username and get a vertical feed built from your list. Native recommendations first, genre similarity second, trending as backstop.

Staff create orders, track wash and dry progress, take cash or QRIS, and hand over receipts. English and Indonesian. One joined query keeps every screen simple.