Open to new projects, and always down for a duo queue.

Full-stackdeveloper.Casualgamer.Occasionaloverthinker.

A software developer who ships full-stack web and mobile apps, and unwinds with MOBA, battle royale, or whatever AAA game just dropped.

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Core Stack

Design and engineering, held to one standard.

Full-stack web with Next.js, mobile with Java and Android, and a design sense that ties both together, plus a soft spot for a good MOBA draft.

Next.js / React90%
Mobile (Java / Android)75%
UI/UX & Design Systems82%
Database Design78%
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSPrismaFramer MotionJavaAndroid Studio
Selected Work

A few projects worth a closer look.

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Si Batik Maleo preview
Mobile App · 2026

Si Batik Maleo

A government mobile app that digitizes larvae-free index (ABJ) monitoring for Dinas Kesehatan Kabupaten Banggai.

AndroidJavaFirebaseSQLiteGovernment
Foodhouse preview
Web App · 2026

Foodhouse

A full-stack restaurant platform covering QR ordering, POS, staff attendance, and admin management.

Next.jsPrismaTailwind CSSFull-Stack
X3Porto preview
Web App · 2026

X3Porto

This portfolio, built from scratch to represent both the developer and gamer sides of the brand.

Next.jsFramer MotionDesign System
Recognition

Small portfolio, real milestones.

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2026
Milestone

Undergraduate Thesis Successfully Defended

Universitas BSI

Defended "Si Batik Maleo," a mobile larvae-index monitoring system built for Dinas Kesehatan Kabupaten Banggai.

2026
Recognition

Filed for Intellectual Property Rights

DJKI, Kementerian Hukum RI

Submitted Si Batik Maleo for HKI (copyright) registration as a computer program creation.

2026
Milestone

Adopted for Real Government Use

Dinas Kesehatan Kabupaten Banggai

Si Batik Maleo was built for, and used by, an actual local health department to digitize a previously paper-based process.

How I Work

A few principles that don't change per project.

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Ship it, then improve it

A working v1 in production beats a perfect version that never leaves the editor.

02

Systems over one-offs

Reusable components and clear data models save more time than they cost to build.

03

Take the L, queue again

Bugs and bad ranked games get the same treatment: figure out what went wrong, then go again.