Independent product
Loreo
A calm, self-hosted read-later app to keep and revisit things worth reading.
4,405
bookmarks migrated
Self-hosted
Docker-first
Available for new opportunities
I build product interfaces and the systems behind them.
Frontend-focused product engineer crafting reliable, scalable experiences across web, mobile and AI-integrated products.
TECH & FOCUS
ReactTypeScriptNext.jsReact NativeNode.jsDesign SystemsFrontend ArchitectureProduct EngineeringAI & Automation
1,400+
Concurrent users handled
(Coins & XP)
95%+
Crash-free sessions
(Sales Diary)
90%
Smaller bundle size
(Performance improvement)
Open source
Indie products and tools
(Shipped and maintained)
Selected work
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Product engineering
Coins & XP
Gamification platform that activated launch-day demand and continues to scale.
1,400+
concurrent users
20%
redemption rate
Product engineering
Sales Diary
Offline-first field sales app for teams working where connectivity isn't guaranteed.
70% → 95%+
crash-free sessions
Offline-first
Works anywhere
How I build with AI
See the full workflow1. Specify
Define problem, goals, constraints, acceptance criteria, and likely risks.
2. Implement
Make source changes in small reviewable slices.
3. Check
Gather behavioral evidence against acceptance criteria.
4. Review
Inspect quality, drift, maintainability, risk, and consistency.
5. Complete
Handle approved commit, PR, merge, archive, and cleanup actions.
AI accelerates the work. Scope, evidence, review, and consequential decisions stay visible and under human control.
Latest writing
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Technical Note
Feeds Are Not Imports
Designing Loreo's RSS pipeline around content that never stops arriving
Aug 3, 2026 6 min read
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Engineering Story
4,000 Links, a Dead Browser, and the Import I Almost Didn't Finish
When Pocket shut down, I had 4,405 links with nowhere to go. So I built my own app and imported all of them. Three bugs later, here's what I learned
Jun 8, 2026 7 min read
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Personal
First Brick in the Wall
Putting the "first brick", like every first app built
Mar 30, 2024 1 min read
Read articleCore beliefs
More about meProduct before implementation
The component isn’t the problem. Understanding the user is.
Complexity should earn its place
Abstractions are useful when they remove recurring problems.
Reliability is part of UX
A beautiful interface that breaks under real-world conditions is a bad product.
AI should remove work, not create it
Use models where uncertainty exists—not because it’s trendy.
Build long enough to learn the boring problems
Imports, migrations, queues, observability and maintenance teach the most.