Zentaplan
An offline-first Chrome new-tab workspace combining shortcuts, daily priority tasks, a simple TODO list, and multi-project kanban flow.
Manifest V3 / HTML / CSS / JavaScript Read the project page Public repository ↗I'm Abye, a full-stack developer and software engineer helping people turn ideas into fast, practical web products without unnecessary complexity.
Practical websites / useful systems / odd ideas.
Every project below is public, with its repository linked.
An offline-first Chrome new-tab workspace combining shortcuts, daily priority tasks, a simple TODO list, and multi-project kanban flow.
Manifest V3 / HTML / CSS / JavaScript Read the project page Public repository ↗
A clean custom Chrome new-tab dashboard for organizing shortcuts with responsive layout and automatically fetched favicons.
HTML / CSS / JavaScript / Chrome APIs Read the project page Public repository ↗A Flutter package that converts a compact custom string format into richly styled text spans.
Dart / Flutter / parsing / package design Read the project page Public repository ↗
Fast, responsive websites and custom web applications designed around real business needs.
Dashboards and operational systems that make everyday work clearer and less repetitive.
Practical workflows, bots, and service integrations that remove unnecessary manual steps.
Straightforward deployment, Linux server setup, Docker workflows, and production maintenance without needless ceremony.
I don't remember the exact first project, but I remember where it started: an internet café. Curiosity became experiments, experiments became client work, and eventually I began building products of my own.
I've been learning through building since 2018. Today, I work independently across websites, backend systems, automation, and small product ideas - usually with a strong preference for simple architecture and fewer moving parts.
My regular toolkit includes JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, Python, Flask, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Docker, Linux, Nginx, HTML, CSS, Git, and GitHub. I choose tools based on the problem, not the logo wall.