Things I've Shipped
tools, extensions, apps, and automated systems built from idea to production.
Instbyte
Frictionless LAN sharing. No cloud required.
Moving a database dump, an API payload, or a quick snippet to a device three feet away shouldn't require a round-trip to the cloud. Most tools aren't built for "right now, on this local network, gone tomorrow."
A zero-config utility that spins up instantly with `npx instbyte`. Instbyte is a self-hosted local network sharing tool. One person runs the server, everyone on the same network opens the URL in their browser. No install on client devices, no accounts, no internet required.
Inspirebyte.io
Our agency's website, built end-to-end from the ground up.
The firm needed a proper web presence and a backend that could actually support client work, services, and quick internal services.
Designed and shipped the frontend and backend for Inspirebyte, the software agency I work at. UI/UX, API design, and the backend sync with internal services.
TabLedger
Save and restore browser tab sessions without losing context.
Managing large numbers of tabs across research and development workflows often leads to clutter, lost context, and fragile workarounds like temporary windows or saved links. Existing approaches helped organize tabs but didn't provide a reliable way to capture and restore a working state.
A Chrome extension that captures browser tab sessions as structured snapshots and restores them later. Designed as a local-first utility using IndexedDB for predictable performance and reliability. The focus is on simple workflows, safe session handling, and fast retrieval of previously saved contexts — all without external services or accounts.
Vaastio
Where societies start organized, and simplified.
Legacy society management tools force rigid schemas (like fixed towers/wings) and clumsily collapse physical occupancy with digital app accounts, making them instantly brittle. Builders and admins needed a system that actually maps to physical reality, not the other way around.
A complete operational ecosystem built to handle complex residential environments. Architected using a strict four-layer separation pattern (Identity, Property, Access, Operations) alongside a self-referential PostgreSQL node tree to support any unit layout infinitely. Deliberately decouples Ownership, Occupancy, and App Membership, ensuring robust historical auditing. Designed as a unified Turborepo monorepo feeding React Native apps for gatekeepers and residents, achieving full society operational readiness under 30 minutes.
Revisor
A specialized CRM architecture for real estate investors.
Real estate acquisition pipelines are complex and data-heavy, yet most operators force them into generic, off-the-shelf CRMs. We engineered Revisor to map perfectly to actual REI workflows, eliminating the industry's reliance on brittle, patched-together workarounds.
Revisor, developed at Inspirebyte, is an operations system built to manage high-volume real estate acquisitions. Engineered with Next.js, React Server Components, and an optimized database, it supports automated lead routing, omnichannel communication, and real-time valuation (ARV/ROI). The goal was simple: replace fragmented tools with a unified system that drives deal flow.
Property Listings Automation
Concurrent data pipeline with anti-bot evasion.
A client needed to track property inventory across heavily protected real estate platforms. They were missing out on deals because manual discovery couldn't scale to their operational needs.
A scheduled desktop application that bypasses robust anti-bot protections to scrape and aggregate off-market real estate data. It manages concurrent headless browsers to discover raw listings, utilizes lxml and regex to extract structured metadata, and serializes it into a local database. Features a dedicated UI to manage background crawler jobs and export filtered inventory to CSV generation workflows using Pandas.
Client work — no public link
Confidential — EU Regulatory Platform
DSA/ODS compliance system for a regulated EU entity.
The client needed a fault-tolerant case management system to comply with the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), requiring strict access controls, real-time dashboard updates, and immutable audit trails.
Engineered a multi-role operational backend bridging Complainants, Operators, and Admins. Designed an intricate Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) architecture to ensure strict data boundaries. Implemented Redis-backed asynchronous queues (BullMQ) for heavy background tasks, WebSocket (Socket.io) integration for real-time triage updates, and automated PDF dossier generation to satisfy regulatory compliance standards.
No public link
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