I design robust productsthat scale with the business, never against it.

Developers didn't have their own space to share technical work with real interaction. Devstagram solves that: a full-stack social platform built with Laravel and Livewire where devs post images, comment, like, and follow each other. Every like and comment interaction is fully reactive, no page reloads. The result is a complete platform with a personalized feed, profile management, image uploads, and a follower system running on a solid Docker-based architecture.

Managing projects as a team requires more than task lists: it needs roles, statuses, notes, and an authentication flow that does not compromise security. TaskManager is a decoupled REST API built with Node.js, Express, and TypeScript on MongoDB that covers the full cycle. It supports registration with email confirmation, password recovery, long-lived JWTs, and a data model where each project has tasks with five possible statuses, per-task notes, and a team with role-based permissions.

Subscriptions pile up quietly and most people have no idea how much they are actually spending. Trackly tackles that with a full SaaS for recurring expense management, built on a decoupled architecture: a Next.js 16 App Router frontend with a secure BFF layer, and a NestJS 11 backend on PostgreSQL with Prisma. Features include a financial dashboard with monthly and yearly views, category-level analytics, payment method CRUD, and an automatic reminder system driven by BullMQ and Redis job queues. Secure auth via httpOnly cookies with persistent sessions.