Products and infrastructure I've built, including Scanity, MacroMeso, the Rubiconetic studio site, and the Kubernetes homelab that runs it all.
Two-node bare-metal Kubernetes cluster that runs my automation business: about 115 pods, including n8n, Forgejo, CI, mail, and five Postgres instances. Flux deploys every change from Git, and Renovate opens most of the 90+ merged pull requests. Prometheus alerts through ntfy behind a dead-man's switch, and encrypted backups go off-site to AWS through Terraform with a drilled restore. The post-mortems are public.
Ingredient scanner for iOS and Android. Point it at a barcode and it resolves every additive through its E-numbers, trade names, and synonyms, then checks the result against the blocklist you built and gives you one verdict: Safe, Caution, or Danger. It covers 452,000+ products. There's no 0-100 score and there are no ads.
Diet and training engine. It puts macro targets and mesocycle programming in the same loop, so your nutrition adapts to the training block instead of just sitting in a tracker next to it.
The studio's marketing site. It's pre-rendered all the way down, so there's no backend and no database. GSAP handles the motion through Svelte 5 attachments, and the hero and contact sections each run their own generative Canvas2D visual.