I make practical software for the Caribbean, and tools that help developers move faster.
Self-taught software engineer based in Georgetown. Co-founder and COO of LugeTech, and creator of ReviewIt.gy. I work across web products, backend systems, desktop tools, and self-hosted infrastructure.
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A few products and tools I have built for real problems, not a collection of demos.
- ReviewIt.gy: A review platform for Guyanese consumers and local businesses.
- Lyricut: Analyzes song lyrics, flags explicit phrases, and produces actionable reports for broadcasters, DJs, and producers.
- SSH Thing: A focused, cross-platform SSH client with a Rust and Tauri backend.
- Hitman: A dark-themed Go TUI for finding and stopping processes by port.
- Maad Radio: A radio platform with live audio/video streams, schedules, and station integrations.
- contexting: Fast, deterministic codebase indexing for LLM agents.
- fromai: An AI-powered coding task manager built with SvelteKit and PocketBase.
- pi-windsurf: Windsurf/Cognition models for the Pi coding agent.
- cicd-thing: Push-to-deploy CI/CD for websites and apps.
I reach for Go when systems need to be fast and dependable, Rust when correctness and small binaries matter, and TypeScript when product surfaces need to move quickly. Around that core: React, Astro, PocketBase, PostgreSQL, Docker, and self-hosted infrastructure.
Software is one side of my work. I also work across music and radio through Brutal Tracks Recording Studio and Maad 97.5 FM. Headphones stay on either way.
I write about software, entrepreneurship, and building from Guyana. Recent notes cover local LLMs, coding agents, and the story behind Lyricut.