π» IT Specialist β’ π§βπ» Frontend Developer β’ π οΈ Independent Software Maker
Building practical applications at Develith and dependable infrastructure behind them.
Develith is the home for my focused, privacy-respecting applications. It brings together product thinking, frontend engineering and infrastructure experience under one visual identity and one quality bar: practical software, thoughtfully built.
The website presents current applications in English and Polish, with production releases available directly under the Develith domain.
| Frontend | Backend Β· Scripts | Infra Β· DevOps Β· IT |
|---|---|---|
Also working with Proxmox Β· VMware vSphere Β· Windows Server & Active Directory Β· Veeam
A bilingual, local-first wedding planner with a top-down 2D venue editor, exact chair assignments, spreadsheet import, local backups and print-ready PDF boards.
TypeScript Β· React Β· Konva Β· IndexedDB Β· PWA
A local-first personal development dashboard with goals, weekly planning, evidence-informed habits, daily micro-tasks, progress reports and safety-focused JSON backups. Installable as an app and works offline after the first launch β no account, no backend.
TypeScript Β· React Β· Vitest Β· PWA
Some larger personal tools and experiments remain private while they are being developed.
- Developing Develith as a consistent personal software brand and production home for present and future applications.
- Refining Wedding Seating Planner and LifeQuest through real usage, local-first data ownership and deliberate UI/UX improvements.
- Building reliable delivery workflows with automated tests, GitHub Actions, Hostido deployments, Cloudflare and production verification.
- Improving practical data workflows: validation, safe import/export, backups, local persistence and clear recovery paths.
- Combining frontend development with hands-on infrastructure experience across Windows Server, VMware and automation.
The best way to reach me is an Issue in the relevant repository β bug reports with steps to reproduce and logs are especially welcome, and so are pull requests.