Fullstack developer from Pontianak building web applications that actually get used — not just presented.
Before writing a single line of code, I need to understand the real problem — not just the requested feature. The result often differs from the original ask, and it's usually far more accurate.
If I can't explain the system I built in plain language, it's too complex. Complexity is not a sign of intelligence.
An elegant architecture that your team struggles to understand costs more in the long run than 'ordinary' code everyone can maintain.
Your team can update content themselves, without calling me every time.
Know what's running low, what's selling most, anytime.
Customers book themselves. Your schedule is no longer managed through chat.
One convincing page — for ads, campaigns, or product launches.
Connecting two systems that should have been talking to each other already.
If your need doesn't fit the categories above, it can probably still be done.
Daily sales reports for cafe owners who don't have time for manual reconciliation.
Cafe owners in Pontianak manually reconciled daily sales every night from paper receipts.
A simple dashboard showing top-selling items, daily totals, and weekly trends — accessible from a phone.
Customers pick their own slot. Business owners stop replying to individual chat messages.
Clinic and barbershop schedules were managed via WhatsApp. Double bookings and missed appointments were common.
A booking form with calendar, automatic WhatsApp confirmation to customers, and a schedule view for owners.
I didn't fall into programming chasing a big salary or following trends. I came here for a reason that sounds simple but is genuinely true: I want to help. Businesses struggling with manual processes, people wasting time on things that could be automated — I see those problems and think, this can be fixed.
What makes me a little different from most developers: I'm learning electronics from scratch. Not as a hobby — as a serious step toward something bigger. I want to one day build IoT devices: hardware and software working together, solving real problems in the physical world. Code alone isn't enough for me.
For now, I'm based in Pontianak — a city sitting exactly on the equator and often overlooked on Indonesia's startup map. That's fine. I was never big on crowds.