I like to build things — for clients, for myself, and sometimes just to see if an idea can work. Here’s a mix of live products and personal experiments that show how I think, build, and turn ideas into working software.
PanWidget is an all-in-one "Customer Signal Hub" designed to help SaaS founders turn user feedback into shipping features. Instead of paying for separate tools for roadmaps, support chat, feedback collection, and churn prevention, PanWidget consolidates these into a single, cohesive platform. The project solves the problem of tool fragmentation and data silos by providing a unified dashboard where product teams can see the entire customer journey—from the first question asked in chat to the feature request that prevents them from churning.
A comprehensive SaaS platform that generates complete, customized marketing kits using a robust, serverless fan-out architecture. Features include AI content generation, market analysis, subscription management, and immediate user feedback via streaming.
Insights into my workflow, code quality standards, and how I ensure each MVP is production-ready, scalable, and built to last.
I follow industry best practices like modular architecture, TypeScript for strict typing, and consistent version control. Every project includes a readable structure, comments, and full documentation.
Yes. I manage everything from the user interface to backend APIs, databases, and authentication systems. This means your product is built as one cohesive system — not a stitched-together prototype.
Security is built into every layer — from authentication and authorization to database access and data validation. I use environment variables, encryption, and secure API design patterns to keep user data safe.
Yes. I can integrate payment gateways like Stripe, AI APIs like OpenAI or Gemini, and tools such as Supabase Auth, Analytics, and more — depending on your product’s goals.
Absolutely. Every project is structured for growth. I use scalable technologies so you can easily add new features, migrate to microservices, or onboard more users without rewriting your codebase.
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