Senior full-stack engineer (10+ yrs). Python + Django are my main tools. Comfortable across backend, frontend, and infra. I build MVPs that turn into products. I also modernize legacy code and keep it running so many times. Deep on integrations & data flows (Zapier, ERPs, billing, CRM). Ex-integrations @ Zapier/Tesorio.
Full-stack, Django-first. I ship MVPs and steady/modernize legacy systems.
Integrations & data flows: Zapier apps/CLI, ERPs, billing, CRMs, webhooks/ETL.
Collaborative by default, like writing docs. I can learn your domain fast.
Ex-integrations @ Zapier/Tesorio. Founder background, hands-on and available for short projects or ongoing work.
Senior full-stack engineer (10+ yrs). Python + Django are my main tools. Comfortable across backend, frontend, and infra. I build MVPs that turn into products. I also modernize legacy code and keep it running so many times. Deep on integrations & data flows (Zapier, ERPs, billing, CRM). Ex-integrations @ Zapier/Tesorio. Former CTO/Founder now advising—hands-on and available.
Nice! I build something similar but without the checks and selection. my dotfiles include an idempotent install script and a Brewfile with all my packages. The selection and checks features you've added, that's a great touch!
Something I'm not able to do nicely is to sync browser profiles, I end up doing all the setup and login step by step, it takes me an hour or so
Hey! Thanks! I'm still working on a few other features which hope to extend what can by synchronized and installed. I didn't consider browser profiles and mainly focues on apps for now, but this is something that I could explore in the future for sure. Thanks again for taking a look!
I've been in SaaS for about 17 years, and a pattern I've seen is that for companies customers actually love, customization shows up as a milestone. It helps them find their own way of doing things, but eventually they settle into that way.
When it resonates with customers, it feels great.
Customizable SaaS is really just a side effect of the deeper need for control, because with control you can execute better. And when that lines up with capital, market fit, and a clear purpose, it creates more than efficiency, it creates meaning.
The companies that never settle, always chasing new patterns, usually end up with customers who don't enjoy them and employees who don't enjoy the software either.
Awesome!