My projects
My Projects
Here I want to give some details and history to my projects, not to replace existing page with my projects:
Sketchcode: My First Public Project
In 2018, I created Sketchcode, a social network for developers using Sketchware – a no-code Android app builder. It wasn’t just about sharing projects; it became a hub for tutorials, UI components, and collaboration. At its peak, Sketchcode supported 3,000 active users on a shoestring budget. Running it taught me more than just coding — it taught me resilience and resourcefulness.
Task Manager
Task Manager was my second project and a mobile application designed to help users manage their device's startup applications, active processes, and RAM usage. With its user-friendly interface and powerful functionality, it provided users with an efficient way to optimize their device's performance.
Kotlin Course
When I started college, I noticed peers struggling to break into software engineering. So, I created a Kotlin course, first as a PDF for my group, then as a broader project. While currently on hold, I hope to revive it as a YouTube series someday. In addition, I had a Gradle course, but eventually replaced it with articles on dev.to:
TimeMate
TimeMate takes the Pomodoro technique to the next level, allowing users to share timers with friends or teammates for collaborative focus. It’s one of those projects I love tinkering with but never quite finish — though I can’t let it go.
Krawler
Currently my most ambitious project, Krawler helps players of Brawl Stars manage clubs, track performance, and get actionable insights. It started as a Telegram bot and now spans Android, iOS, and web platforms, powered by Kotlin Multiplatform. Hopefully it will be finished someday.