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Flashbuddy
flashbuddy.app · production SaaS
Complete learning SaaS — FSRS spaced repetition, AI flashcards, gamification, Stripe with 4 tiers and idempotent webhooks.
Code that runs deep.
Codevena — from vena, the vein. Fullstack, DevOps and AI integration from one pair of hands: shipped, deployed and operated by one person — from edge games on Cloudflare to realtime platforms on own metal.
11
Products shipped
95+
Lighthouse mobile
99.97%
Uptime
Edge → Metal
Stack breadth
§ 01 — Principles · operating manifesto
How I build.
Infrastructure is chosen per problem. No one-stack ideology, no framework gymnastics.
P/01 · EDGE
Edge-native where it wins.
Own hardware where it matters.
Own hardware where it matters.
P/02 · SIMPLICITY
Vanilla JS and static files beat most framework gymnastics.
P/03 · OWNERSHIP
Ship end-to-end.
No front-end-only excuses.
No front-end-only excuses.
P/04 · PRAGMATISM
Infrastructure chosen per problem — no "one-stack" ideology.
§ 02 — Live products · production traffic
11 things, shipped.
Each product: Design, Build, Deploy, Operate. Solo. From edge games to realtime multilingual platforms.
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Capypad
capypad.com · bilingual SaaS
Bilingual SSR code quiz for 10 languages. pgvector-HNSW dedup on insert, hardened admin content-push API.
03
AzadiFeed
azadifeed.com · realtime platform
Realtime crisis feed for the Iranian diaspora. Trilingual with full RTL support, Socket.IO live stream.
AI Builds — Multi-page website that AI agents collectively build and evolve.04AgoraHub — Open registry for AI agents. A2A ↔ MCP bridge, self-hosted on Coolify.05DefOrbit — Co-op HTML5 space shooter running entirely on CF Edge. Stateful rooms via Durable Objects.06Shattergrid — Browser Geometry Wars clone. Edge-hosted leaderboards, 20K-particle pools.07Stack Surge — Arcade stacker with cross-device progression and a 60 FPS delta-time canvas loop.08ToolPrime — Suite of free dev + creator browser tools. No signup, no tracking.09Ludotek — Retro game library — scans 66 platforms. IGDB + AI metadata enrichment.10CVMake — Fork-friendly OSS CV builder, npx-installable from npm. YAML → PDF across 12 templates, Puppeteer renderer, pixelmatch VRT.11
§ 03 — Stack · working toolchain
The toolchain.
What's in daily use. Chosen per problem, not per ideology.
Frontend / UI
/01
- Next.js 13/14/15/16 · React 19 · TS
- Tailwind v4 · shadcn/ui · Radix · Motion
- Vanilla JS · HTML5 Canvas · 60 Hz fixed-step
- Three.js · Shaders · Bloom · 20k particles
- Axe 0 serious/critical · Playwright E2E
Backend / Runtime
/02
- Node.js · Express · Server Actions
- Auth.js · GitHub OAuth · Allowlist
- Prisma 6.x + PostgreSQL 16
- MongoDB · SQLite · Supabase
- WebSockets · Socket.IO · Durable Objects
Edge / Cloudflare
/03
- Pages · Workers · D1 · R2
- Durable Objects (stateful rooms, hibernation)
- Zero-origin for games & static-first
- Presigned PUTs · S3-compatible
Self-Host / DevOps
/04
- Hetzner dedicated · hardened Ubuntu
- Coolify · Docker · compose · standalone
- GitHub webhooks · blue-green deploys
- Tailscale mesh-VPN · fail2ban · auditd
- BorgBackup · GitHub Actions · Sentry
- Umami (self-hosted analytics)
AI Integration
/05
- OpenAI · Real-time classify + translate
- Claude + MCP · FS · render tools
- OpenRouter · cost-/model-flexible
- Metadata enrichment pipelines
Quality / Security
/06
- Vitest + Testing Library · Playwright
- ESLint strict · --max-warnings=0
- TS strict · noUncheckedIndexedAccess
- Allowlist-auth · defense-in-depth
- Append-only audit log · diff compute
§ 04 — ai workflow · reviewgate
AI in the bloodstream.
Agents write along. Only what survives the review panel gets merged.
I build with agents — and own the result.
Claude Code runs in the workflow daily. ReviewGate — my own review system — spawns a heterogeneous reviewer panel of Codex, Gemini and Claude for every feature, aggregates the findings and blocks the merge until everything is fixed. No unreviewed AI code in production.
Spec → 2 independent review agents
Plan → subagent-driven development
ReviewGate: Codex · Gemini · Claude → PASS
PR → explicit OK → merge
Deploy verification on production
§ 05 — Origin · trajectory
The long path.
From VB.NET bots to edge-native apps. The detour was the way.
Started at 18 with VB.NET bots for Final Fantasy XI. Long Python detour. 2024 — rediscovery in the AI era. Since then: Solo, by design.
◦ 18 / ORIGIN
VB.NET · Final Fantasy XI
First lines of code were game bots. Packet-sniffing, state machines, schedule loops — before I knew what those things were called.
◦ PYTHON ERA
The long detour
Years of scripting, data pipelines, automation. The hard discipline: things that run in the dark, alone, unattended.
◦ 2024 / REDISCOVERY
AI era · ship loop
From single-feature prototypes to end-to-end ownership. Edge architectures, self-hosting, AI integration as first nature.
◦ 2026 / NOW
11 Products · Live
Edge games, realtime feeds, AI agent runtimes, retro game libraries — all shipped solo. Now looking to do this inside a team.
§ 06 — Meta · how the site runs
How Codevena runs.
Hetzner + Coolify + Tailscale as home base. Cloudflare Edge for games. Coolify-orchestrated Docker DBs (Postgres · Mongo · Redis).
CASE STUDY · SYSTEM TOPOLOGY
Edge to metal. And back.
Each product picks its substrate: zero-origin for games (CF Pages + Worker + D1), Next.js + Prisma + Postgres on Coolify behind Traefik (Letsencrypt) for portfolio + CMS sites, Durable Objects for stateful rooms.
Architecture diagrams are abstracted — no hostnames, ports, or versions public. Defense-in-depth via DB re-reads on every server action. Append-only audit log with diff computation.
edgemetal◦ LIVE · ~42 rps
[ EDGE ] cloudflare
[ PROXY ] traefik
CODEVENA.DEV
[ METAL ] hetzner
[ MESH ] tailscale
◦ INTERNSHIP · FROM OCT 2026
Solo-built. Now ready for a team.
I'm retraining as a Fachinformatiker — Anwendungsentwicklung (BBQ Düsseldorf, graduating 2027) and I'm looking for a 6-month internship from October 2026. Teamwork, real codebases, real projects — that's exactly what I'm after.
Get in touch◦ CONTACT · INTERNSHIP & PROJECTS
Let's talk about a team to grow in.
[email protected]Just drop me a line about the role — I reply fast. Happy to hop on a call or interview, simply say so in the mail.