Hey there 👋

I’m a full stack developer, indie hacker, and quiet architect of sustainable software. By day, I juggle client demands, deadlines, and a full-time job. By night, I build products that power a $250K+/year online business—most of it driven by crypto dApps, smart contracts, and real users, not hype.

This blog is my raw, behind-the-scenes logbook. No filters, no polished platitudes. Just the reality of what it takes to build, ship, and grow in public (and sometimes in private). From late-night breakthroughs and smart contract bugs to product pivots and unexpected wins—it's all here.

I write about the highs and lows of building in the Web3 space while staying grounded in real-world software demands. I’m constantly learning new tech stacks to meet client needs, spinning up features on the fly, and still trying to balance life beyond the keyboard.

You won’t find “10x dev” fluff or recycled startup advice here. Just honest, hard-earned insights from someone quietly trying to build something meaningful—and make it last.

I stay anonymous not out of fear, but freedom. This space is my chance to share openly, without tying my words to my real-world business or identity.

If you’re building something too—welcome to the chaos. You’re in good company.

— Diary of a Dev