Projects I've built — backend systems, blockchain infrastructure, and open source tools.
Most server monitoring tools are either heavy daemons with external dependencies or basic CLI utilities with no history. Nothing lightweight and self-contained existed in between.
Debugging EVM chains during development requires a block explorer, but most are hosted services or need a backend. Nothing worked for a local Anvil node or a custom L2.
Writing a clear PR title and description every time is friction — most engineers either skip it or copy a template by hand.
Mobile layout review is the QA step everyone acknowledges matters but consistently skips — manual emulator checks are slow and easy to defer.
Most on-chain lending protocols are monolithic and opaque; understanding how they actually work requires reading a lot of code.
Teams adopting Web3 for treasury management face a critical gap: existing tools expose sensitive financial data on public blockchains, letting competitors track balances and monitor payment flows.
Managing Bitcoin leverage positions manually requires constant monitoring and precise timing — humans consistently miss the signals or act too late.
Prediction market participation requires users to manage wallets and gas separately from their positions, adding friction that reduces liquidity.
Cosmos chain nodes accumulate state indefinitely; pruning is manual, error-prone, and often skipped until disk space becomes critical.