Every project starts the same way: a .env file on one laptop, a copy in a password manager, and a third version nobody can account for. Envless replaces that with a single source of truth per environment, versioned, and readable only by the people who should read it.The interesting part was never the storage. It was making the safe path faster than the careless one, so pulling a fresh set of keys takes less effort than asking a colleague to send them over.<a href="https://envless.cloud" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">envless.cloud</a>

Environment variables, without the mess. One place to hold every key for every environment, share it with a team, and stop pasting secrets into chat threads.

Envless

Geolocation lookups tend to be either accurate or fast, and the ones that are both come with a contract and a sales call. Ip2Geo is the small version of that: a plain HTTP call, a predictable payload, and latency low enough to run on every request rather than in a nightly job.Most of the work sits in the cache layer. The data itself is well understood, but keeping an answer close to the caller is what makes it usable inside a request handler.<a href="https://ip2geo.dev" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">ip2geo.dev</a>

Programmatically convert IPs into geolocation data. One request in, country, region, city and coordinates back, quick enough to sit in a hot path.

Ip2Geo

A wallpaper platform looks like a gallery and behaves like a content delivery problem. Thousands of large images, every one of them wanted at a different size on a different screen, all expected to arrive instantly.This is where the volume lessons came from: derivative sizes generated ahead of demand, aggressive caching at the edge, and a pipeline that could absorb a spike without a human watching it.<a href="https://wallpapppers.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">wallpapppers.com</a>

The next-generation wallpaper platform powered by AI. Generation, curation and delivery at wallpaper scale, grown out of the Dreampix years.

Wallpapppers

Self-hosting is cheap right up to the moment something falls over at midnight. Launchdock keeps the part people actually want, their own machine and no per-seat pricing, and takes away the part they do not: wiring deploys, certificates, domains and restarts by hand.It stays deliberately boring. Containers, a reverse proxy, health checks, and a log you can read when it matters.<a href="https://launchdock.sh" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">launchdock.sh</a>

Where self-hosting takes off without limits. Bring your own server and let the deploys, domains and restarts be somebody else's problem.

Launchdock

An agent that only runs while your terminal is open is a demo. Cloudagents gives one a machine of its own, a lifecycle, and somewhere for its output to land, which is the difference between a clever script and something you can rely on.The hard problems here are unglamorous: process supervision, sane limits, and making sure a runaway loop costs a warning rather than a bill.<a href="https://cloudagents.run" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">cloudagents.run</a>

One-click cloud hosting for OpenClaw AI agents. Pick an agent, give it a machine, and let it keep working long after the laptop is shut.

Cloudagents

Plenty of builders will make you a site in a few minutes, as long as you describe it in English. Uebfaqe is the same idea for Albanian speakers: describe the business in your own language and get a site that reads like someone wrote it, not like it came back from a translator.Language turned out to be the smaller half. The bigger half was giving people a result they can keep editing without needing to understand what is underneath it.<a href="https://uebfaqe.ai" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">uebfaqe.ai</a>

Krijo uebfaqen tënde me AI brenda pak minutash. An AI website builder that speaks Albanian first, rather than as a translation added later.

Uebfaqe

Blood is usually needed by one family, in one city, within a day or two. The information exists, but it moves through group chats and reaches the wrong people slowly. Pikëgjaku turns a request into something structured: blood type, hospital, urgency, and a way to reach donors nearby.No project has made the case for boring reliability more clearly. It has to work on a bad connection, on an old phone, at the worst possible moment.<a href="https://pikegjaku.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">pikegjaku.com</a>

Dhuro gjak — sot për dikë, nesër për ty. A blood donation platform that puts an urgent request in front of the people who can answer it.

Pikëgjaku

A new tab is the most reliably wasted surface on a computer. Focux replaces it with the single thing you said mattered today, and nothing else competing for the same second of attention.Everything stays on the device. An extension that watches you in order to help you focus is not much of a trade.

Focus On What Matters Most. A Chrome extension that clears the noise out of a new tab and leaves one thing in front of you.

Focux

The same surface as Focux, turned to a different purpose. A short passage and the times for the day, quiet enough that it never becomes one more thing to dismiss.Times are calculated locally from the device location, so the extension needs no account and sends nothing anywhere.

Each Tab, a Reflection. A new tab page that opens with a verse and the day's prayer times instead of another feed.

Muslim Tab

A link that looked ordinary, a login page that looked right, and a domain that was almost the real one. This is what the page was actually doing underneath, how the credentials were being collected, and who to contact to get it taken offline.The write-up ends with the part most posts leave out: how long the takedown took, and what the response actually looked like.

How I accidentally stepped on a phishing site and then helped shut it down.

Phishing

Generate an id during render and the server picks one value, the browser picks another, and React throws out the markup it was given. The error names the symptom, never the line that caused it.The fix is to make the first client render agree with the server: a stable id, or no id at all until after mount.

Next.js hydration mismatch: random UUIDs render different HTML on the server and on the client.

Hydration

SQLite allows exactly one writer. Under any real concurrency the second one is told the database is busy, and the default timeout is short enough that this reaches production before anyone notices.Write-ahead logging, a sensible busy timeout, and keeping transactions short cover almost every case. The post walks through why each one matters.

SQLITE_BUSY during concurrent writes in Drizzle ORM, and how to stop the writers queueing into each other.

SQLite

Splitting a package into subpaths is easy. Doing it so that every combination of bundler, module system and TypeScript resolution mode still finds the right types is where the afternoon goes.A map of exports, conditions and type declarations that survives Node, the bundlers and older setups, without shipping two copies of everything.

Designing a TypeScript SDK with multiple entry points without breaking anybody's imports.

Entry Points

The POST never arrives. The browser sends an OPTIONS request first, the worker answers it like any other route, and the real request is dropped before it is ever made.Handling the preflight explicitly, with the headers the browser asked about, and why copying a CORS snippet from a framework tutorial usually will not do it.

Cloudflare Workers rejecting POST requests with a CORS preflight failure.