Windows utilities · Web applications · Automation · Bots · Self-hosted systems
I turn repetitive, manual, and complicated workflows into practical software that is easier to use, maintain, and operate.
Projects · Stack · What I Build · Activity · Current Focus
💰 GriyaKasLocal-first personal and family finance PWA for budgets, transactions, debt tracking, savings goals, recurring bills, backup/restore, and optional cloud sync.
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Cross-platform remote management suite for Linux and Windows with Telegram control, web dashboard, monitoring, Docker, services, alerts, and automation.
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Portable PowerShell/WPF productivity launcher and Windows control center for shortcuts, system tools, monitoring, backup, and automation.
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Neighborhood security and patrol management PWA with attendance, GPS patrols, chat, SOS, Web Push, reports, backups, and administration.
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Telegram-based Android and Termux monitoring and utilities bot with secure access, diagnostics, device information, and button-driven controls.
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User-level Windows application locker with PIN protection, tray integration, per-user autostart, diagnostics, and owner-only Telegram controls.
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01. Solve a real problem first.
02. Keep interfaces understandable.
03. Automate repetitive work.
04. Prefer maintainable solutions over unnecessary complexity.
05. Treat security, backups, logging, and failure handling as features.
06. Test in real environments, not only ideal conditions.
07. Improve continuously after real-world use.
Problem → Design → Prototype → Build → Review → Test → Deploy → Observe → Improve
AI-assisted tooling is part of my workflow for prototyping, debugging, architecture exploration, code generation, and refactoring. Generated work is reviewed, tested, integrated, and iterated before being treated as a finished solution.
GitHub activity represents only public repository activity. Some development also happens locally, on servers, in Google Apps Script projects, and in private infrastructure.
- Publishing and maintaining practical open-source tools
- Improving Windows, PowerShell, and Python utilities
- Building local-first and offline-capable web applications
- Developing React, TypeScript, Flask, and FastAPI projects
- Building Telegram, notification, and workflow automation
- Improving server administration and self-hosted systems
- Turning internal tools into reusable public projects
For bugs, feature requests, and technical discussions, use the Issues section of the relevant repository. This keeps project history searchable and useful to other users.
BUILD // AUTOMATE // OPERATE // IMPROVE
Practical software for real workflows.