Full-Stack • Web3 • Infrastructure
ozihatake
Full-stack developer focused on SaaS and web3. I build the whole thing — the frontend, the API, the database, and the server it runs on. Most of what I make ends up in production with real users, like the inventory system I run for a retail client. I work day-to-day with TypeScript, Next.js, FastAPI, and Solana.
- Full-Stack Development
- Solana & Web3 Applications
- Consumer Product Shipping
- Infrastructure & DevOps
About
I like building things end to end. On a typical project I'll design the UI, write the API, set up the database, and deploy it myself on a Linux VPS — then keep it running. My main stack is TypeScript, Next.js, and FastAPI, and I've done a fair amount of Solana work too (web3.js, Anchor, SPL tokens). I care more about software that actually gets used than about resume-friendly buzzwords.
Core Expertise
5+
Apps Shipped
35+
API Endpoints
Multi-Chain
Infrastructure
24/7
Production Ops
Selected Projects
App-penjualan — SaaS Inventory Management ↗
An inventory and point-of-sale system I built and run for a retail client. FastAPI backend with 35+ endpoints and a 34-table schema, role-based access for owners, supervisors, and cashiers, and an Alpine.js frontend. Runs on my own VPS behind Nginx and a Cloudflare tunnel.
Voice Changer — Flutter Mobile App ↗
A voice changer app built with Flutter, using the ElevenLabs API for the voice effects. Works as a Windows build, with GitHub Actions handling the automated builds. Started it because I wanted something I could actually use on Discord calls.
Universal Translator — PWA ↗
A progressive web app for translation — voice input, camera OCR, maps, and support for 80+ languages. Flask backend with Tesseract for the OCR and the Google Vision API for the harder cases.
Validator Infrastructure
Running validator and RPC nodes across a few chains — setting them up, monitoring uptime, and automating the routine maintenance so they don't need babysitting.
Miko Wear — E-Commerce Platform ↗
A fashion e-commerce storefront built with Next.js 14 and Tailwind — product catalog, cart, and a responsive layout that works properly on mobile.
Philosophy
“I'd rather ship something small that people actually use than something big that just sits in a repo.”