Some Things I’ve Built

A selection of products and side projects I’ve designed, built, and shipped—often from the first idea through UX, architecture, implementation, and production. Some started as experiments, while others became real products used by real people, giving me space to explore new technologies, sharpen my product thinking, and learn by building.

Active

  • Revela

    A digital disposable camera for life’s best celebrations. Guests join instantly through a QR code or link—no downloads, no app stores, no iPhone-or-Android barriers.

    • Next.js
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Firebase
  • LinkedIn Post Generator

    Paste an article URL, pick a tone, and get a LinkedIn-ready post — built with LangChain, Groq, and Next.js, with article scraping via Readability and per-IP rate limiting.

    • Next.js
    • LangChain
    • Groq
  • RagDock

    A local-first RAG document chatbot. Upload PDFs or point it at a URL, it indexes the content into a vector database, and answers questions from only what’s in your documents—citing the exact page or URL, with a debug panel exposing the retrieval internals.

    • Next.js
    • LangChain.js
    • Pinecone
    • Ollama
    • Groq
  • RoleFit

    Upload your CV, paste the URL of a job posting, and get an ATS match score showing how well your resume is tailored to that specific role.

    • LangChain
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Groq
    • Ollama
  • werdna.de

    You’re on it right now. A living notebook of what I’m building, writing, and figuring out—one meta project that never ships "done."

    • Next.js
    • MDX
    • Tailwind CSS
  • OctoDashboard

    A GitHub dashboard to view your user profile in a cool way — with charts, language breakdowns, and repository insights. Open source on GitHub.

    • Next.js
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Chart.js
    • GitHub Polyglot
    • React Flip

Archived

Projects that are no longer active or maintained.

  • Feebee

    A startup I founded as Technical Co-Founder. Feebee lets employees request 360 feedback, share praise, and manage eNPS entirely in Slack — while HR runs surveys, customizes questions, and analyzes results from a web dashboard.