The work,
in full.

Jottr is a collaborative knowledge workspace built around CRDTs so multiple writers can edit the same document without conflicts, locks, or stale snapshots. The editor maintains a local copy of state via Yjs, applies operations optimistically, and reconciles with peers as they come online — including users who have been editing offline. Auth, persistence, and access control all run through Supabase, with Postgres row-level security enforcing per-document permissions at the database layer instead of a fragile middleware tier.

GitTool is a cross-platform desktop client that wraps the messy parts of Git in a visual interface — branch graphs, side-by-side and inline diffs, stash management, conflict resolution, and interactive rebase. Built with Electron + TypeScript, the same UI ships natively on macOS, Windows, and Linux. The repo layer uses libgit2 bindings for performance, and a file-watcher keeps the UI reactive to external changes so the view never goes stale.

AudienceOS is an AI-native customer relationship platform. You describe the outcome you want in plain language and it finds the audience, chooses the channel, writes the message, and presents a complete proposal — nothing is sent until you approve it, and every rupee of revenue is traced back to its source. Audience data from across channels is unified into a single queryable layer so you act on who your audience actually is instead of guessing.