A phone-first fleet operations platform: an Android app for truck drivers and a SaaS web dashboard for fleet owners and dispatchers. No hardware boxes — the driver's phone is the telematics device. Built for fleets of 1–20 trucks and self-employed drivers that enterprise TMS and telematics vendors ignore.
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A logistics SaaS platform designed for small trucking firms. One core, many markets: each country gets its own locale and compliance module without touching the core code. Tenants are strictly isolated, the stack scales horizontally, and the platform stays observable end to end.
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A roadside assistance platform built to compete with incumbent assistance networks. A coordinator-first, emergency-first flow: the end-user app raises the emergency, a human coordinator closes it, and the operator console arms the team. Multi-tenant B2B white-label, with an immutable audit trail on a battle-tested cloud stack (EKS, Cognito, PostgreSQL with PostGIS).
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The full roadside-assistance experience — coordinator-first, emergency-first — compressed into a single-server deployment: one small server, one PostgreSQL. Go backend with PostGIS and Amazon Cognito sign-in, designed to run lean.
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A complete self-ordering kiosk system for restaurants: touch-screen customer ordering, kitchen display, cashier station, and order monitor. Runs fully on the restaurant’s own hardware — no internet required — with a redundant backend for high availability.
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A Python pipeline that turns a PDF book into a narrated cartoon video: page extraction, scene image generation, prompt writing and text-to-speech narration, assembled into a Ken Burns-style timeline.
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A Gutenberg-native WordPress page builder with zero shortcode lock-in and clean semantic HTML output. The modern WPBakery replacement: content stays standard Gutenberg blocks, so uninstalling it never breaks a site.
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