Ahoy, I'm
A developer sailing the Grand Line of .NET, Go & Flutter. I build self-hosted tools for homelabs, plugins for the Linux desktop, and one app that knows exactly when the tomatoes are worth it.
// 01 · the captain
I'm a developer from Greece who mostly thinks in C# and .NET, but I go wherever a tool needs to go: Go for tiny agents, Svelte and Next.js for dashboards, QML for the desktop and Flutter for phones.
Almost everything here started the same way: I needed it for my own homelab or my own desktop. Then I kept polishing it until it was good enough to share. Self-hosted, Docker-first, and no "New Dashboard" for every app.
// 02 · the voyage
Five islands, five crews of code. Hover a poster to clean the sepia off.
฿5,000,000-
for making five database engines behave in one browser tab.
A self-hosted database admin UI. Browse and edit tables, show foreign keys as real names instead of IDs, set access policies per table and column, take backups, keep an audit log, and drag your schema around as an ER diagram.
Captain's log: FK masking, SSH tunnels, write-time hashing, per-column policies. Tired of building an admin panel for every app, so I built the last one.
฿1,500,000,000-
for spotting every device on the LAN the moment it asks for an IP.
A self-hosted network scanner and dashboard for homelabs. Instant DHCP discovery with webhooks and vendor lookup, online/offline tracking, an interactive topology map, and Docker container management across remote agents.
Captain's log: started as a modern take on the old Windows Forms network scanners. Runs with network_mode: host, because ARP doesn't cross Docker bridges.
฿48,000,000-
for bringing a mouse to a keyboard-only fight.
A themed application dock for the Omarchy shell. Pinned and running apps, live window previews, drag to reorder, smart auto-hide, three icon styles, and colors that follow whatever Omarchy theme you're on.
Captain's log: not everyone wants to memorise a hundred shortcuts. Your keybindings keep working, the dock just sits there in case you'd rather click.
฿300,000,000-
for searching logs at ~300 MB/s on a single core, with no index.
Finds every log on a server (Docker containers, bind mounts, /var/log, journald), shows what's eating the disk, tails and searches in place, and cleans up with retention policies. One hub, many agents, over pinned mutual TLS.
Captain's log: every agent enforces its own retention, so the cleanup happens even when the dashboard is asleep. Discord and Teams get told when a disk is filling up.
฿136,000,000-
for knowing exactly when the tomatoes are worth it.
A mobile app that tells you which fruit and vegetables are in season where you live, month by month. Favourites, a shopping list, seasonal dishes, and a nudge when something you love comes into season. Greece, Cyprus and Germany.
Captain's log: the server (this very one) holds the whole dataset. The app caches it and asks again with an ETag, so an unchanged catalogue costs a single 304.
More islands on the horizon. The log pose is still spinning.
// 03 · the arsenal
// 04 · message in a bottle
Found a bug, want a feature, or just want to talk homelabs? Send a message in a bottle (well, an email), or open an issue on any of the repos.