DevMetrics Dashboard
A personal analytics dashboard for developers. Track coding hours, languages used, commits, and side project progress with beautiful visualizations.
From idea to shipped product, documented along the way. Building web apps, mobile tools, and developer utilities in public.
Every project starts as an idea. Here are the seeds waiting to be planted, with specs and dreams attached.
A personal analytics dashboard for developers. Track coding hours, languages used, commits, and side project progress with beautiful visualizations.
A privacy-first personal budget tracker for Android. Track income and expenses locally with no cloud sync, no accounts, and no data leaving your device.
A silent janitor for your browser — auto-closes tabs you forgot about. Pinned tabs protected by default; everything it closes is restorable.
A desktop utility that pins transparent, click-through reference overlays (images, PDFs, websites) on top of your active workspace.
From seed to harvest. These projects made it out of the garden and into the wild.
Crawl websites directly into RAG-ready datasets with Mozilla Readability cleaning, SHA-256 deduplication, and smart chunking.
A silent janitor for your browser — auto-closes tabs you forgot about. Pinned tabs protected by default; everything it closes is restorable.
AI-powered conventional commit message generator. Analyzes staged changes and generates clean commit messages.
Personal finance tracker with local-first SQLite storage. No cloud, no accounts — your data stays on your device.
Notes, learnings, and stories from the garden. Growing in public, one post at a time.
Third devlog for my 3D car montage project — a week where everything was moving and nothing was finishing, and the decision to focus on one thing.
Second devlog for my 3D car montage project — two zero-progress weeks spent firefighting a monetization account that was about to be deleted.
Git commit message best practices: the seven rules, conventional commit types, real examples, and how to automate consistent messages with gitcommitgen.
A comparative guide to essential JavaScript developer tools — linters, formatters, bundlers, test runners, and CLI utilities — with when to use each.