The full list — from my work stack to desktop apps, bots and game mods. Grouped by type, most-relevant first.
A personal platform of online tools: PDF editor, JSON merge, DockerHub tag search, email/markdown/SVG editors. The same stack as my main work — Nuxt with SSR, multi-language, a custom REST backend.
The backend for the site's own services: a FastAPI REST API, file processing (PDF, conversion), Redis caching. It powers the tools in the catalog.
The API behind the online module of the Account Status (Lost Ark) app.
A localization-files manager, including .ftlh (Freemarker) — the same tech I use at BPC. Compare, merge and edit translation keys.
Automatically pulls character data by parsing HTML, and tracks in-game activities with a scheduled auto-reset.
A desktop app to save and check character status in Lost Ark (built for personal use). Its online module runs on a separate Node API.
A home medicine-cabinet tracker: expiry dates, remaining stock, and shared family access.
Search, track and group what you want to (or already did) watch, read or visit: manga, books, films, series, places.
Currency conversion and on-the-fly price comparison.
An apartment-search app.
An open group bot: mini-games (cards, slots, bowling, bosses), an XP / loot / gear system, and admin tools for managing members.
A Discord community bot.
A Discord bot for Lost Ark trading.
A Telegram bot for handling files.
A difficulty mod for a co-op game: scales enemies by run progress, adds random per-level modifiers and a team ping system over Photon.
A Skyrim patcher: auto-translates mod strings using already-existing translations (not a machine translator).
A Synthesis patcher for Skyrim: removes the fast-travel lock from exterior locations without touching quest ones.
A Skyrim patcher: adds a random perk to every book in the game.
A mod that increases the amount of gold merchants carry.
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