One developer.Whole product.

Problem

Hotels that track bookings by hand lose time on verification and risk selling the same room twice. Cancellations, payments, and guest feedback end up scattered across chats, notebooks, and spreadsheets.

Solution

Azurea puts the whole booking lifecycle in one system: reserve, verify, confirm, cancel, review. Availability is checked server-side so a conflicting booking is rejected before it is saved, and admins manage every room, area, amenity, and report from a single role-gated dashboard.

Problem

Building real-time features usually means standing up and maintaining your own socket server, which is heavy for a small app. Many simple chat clones also lose messages on refresh and give no sense of who is actually available.

Solution

Chatify uses Firebase real-time listeners instead of a custom backend, so messages sync to every connected client as they are written. Auth, presence, and message storage all come from one managed service, which keeps the codebase small and the experience instant.

Problem

Illegal dumping and missed collections often go unreported because residents do not know who to tell, and local offices have no structured way to see where problems cluster. Reports that do get made vanish with no feedback.

Solution

WiseWaste turns a complaint into a trackable record: a photo-ready, location-tagged report with a visible status. Admins get one queue to triage, and residents can see that their report was received and acted on.

Problem

Walk-in print shops rely on USB drives, messaged files, and verbal instructions. Orders get mixed up, customers wait without knowing their status, and operators repeat the same clarifying questions all day.

Solution

Printify moves the whole order online. Customers upload a file, set their exact print options, and pay in one flow, while the shop receives a clean, structured order with nothing left to clarify.

Problem

Good home recipes are buried in social media posts and screenshots that are impossible to search or save. Home cooks have no single place to publish their own dishes and build a following around them.

Solution

Savoury gives recipes a proper home: structured posts that are searchable, savable, and attached to a cook's profile. Server-rendered pages with the App Router keep browsing fast, and indexed PostgreSQL queries keep search responsive as the catalog grows.

Problem

GitHub's contribution graph only counts pushes, so a day of debugging, studying, or reviewing code looks like a day off. Developers lose streaks and motivation even when they worked, and nothing nudges them back.

Solution

Commitly merges two sources of truth: automatic GitHub commit data and manual entries for everything else. One calendar, one streak, and coaching prompts that keep the habit going on days the graph would stay empty.

Problem

Campus print shops mean long queues, staff-dependent hours, and students passing documents around on shared USB drives. Cash-only service and manual handling slow everyone down and leave private files exposed.

Solution

PrintBit is an unattended kiosk that handles the whole transaction: upload, configure, pay in coins, and collect, with change returned automatically. A Node.js service coordinates coin hardware and printing, and files are deleted after the job so nothing private is left behind.

Problem

Most sari-sari stores run on memory and a notebook. Owners cannot tell which items actually earn money, and utang entries get forgotten or disputed. Existing POS apps assume stable internet and a laptop, which most stores do not have.

Solution

SariSari runs entirely on the owner's phone with local SQLite storage, so it works with no signal and no subscription. Inventory, sales, and utang are tracked in one place, with export and backup as a safety net.