Reader

Creator

Reader was a full-stack blogging platform focused on collaborative publishing and personalized content discovery. It featured real-time co-authoring, RSS aggregation, and a custom recommendation engine combining content-based and collaborative filtering. Despite its feature set, it efficiently served a few hundred users on a single t2.micro instance.

Fleet was a tool I built during my time at Dimension. It focused on improving Rust build times by replacing the default linker, aggressively caching build artifacts, and using RAM disks to speed up incremental compilation. After launch, it quickly gained traction and reached over 2000 stars on GitHub within 3 days. It has over 12000 downloads on crates.io and some of the improvements we made have been adopted into Cargo itself.

Twidge was a productivity tool I built with Rust, React and Tauri. It was designed to be non intrusive and help users capture their thoughts and ideas quickly without disrupting their flow. Twidge has more than 200+ stars on Github

Volt was an experimental package management tool for JavaScript. Upto 30x faster installation of dependencies using pre-flattened dependency trees. I mainly worked on fixing bugs and making the code cross platform.

Lemonsqueezy.rs was a Rust client for the Lemonsqueezy API. It was designed to be easy to use and provide a simple interface for interacting with the API. I built it to help me integrate Lemonsqueezy into my projects more easily. It has over 4000 downloads on crates.io and has been listed as a recommended client in the Lemonsqueezy documentation.

create-rspc-app was a CLI tool for creating new rspc projects. I built it with Oscar Beaumont to help increase the adoption of the PRRTT (Prisma, Rust, React, Typescript, Tauri) stack. It has over 4000 downloads on crates.io.