A selection of the systems, tools and experiments that best represent how I work — practical, lightweight, developer-focused and biased toward clarity over ceremony.

Hooks

A fast, developer-friendly webhook routing platform.
Hooks receives events from external services, transforms them using simple templates, and forwards them to multiple destinations (Telegram, Signal, WhatsApp, custom endpoints). It uses predictable JSON/XML/YAML parsing, jq-style transformations, and a clean Go backend built for transparency and debuggability.

Core ideas: minimal friction, clear API design, reliable event handling, easy integration with everyday workflows.

URL: https://hooks.im

Piles.dev

A minimal-note-capture system designed around not interrupting thought.
Piles combines a browser extension with a small Go backend to quickly store text, links and fragments into loosely structured “piles,” to be sorted later. Built as a four-day MVP and refined afterward, it focuses on speed, ergonomics and low cognitive overhead.

Core ideas: frictionless inputs, structured storage, cross-browser compatibility, sqlite/sqlc backend, and deliberate constraints.

URL: https://piles.dev

Freshcamp

A Bandcamp → Spotify discovery pipeline.
Freshcamp ingests new releases from specific Bandcamp categories (with a focus on post-rock/post-metal), filters and normalises metadata, and turns them into Spotify playlists. It highlights smaller artists and avoids algorithmic stagnation — the internet’s best new-music RSS feed.

Core ideas: scraping, scheduling, playlist automation, orchestration of external APIs, and expressive tooling for music discovery.

URL: https://freshcamp.krizz.org/

Logsync

A lightweight Logseq → Hugo bridge.
Logsync listens for webhook events from Logseq, extracts selected pages or blocks, and publishes them into a Hugo-compatible format. It keeps notes and content in sync without manual export steps or UI gymnastics.

Core ideas: reproducible content pipelines, webhook ingestion, Markdown transformation, and “let automation handle it.”

Repository: https://github.com/lakrizz/logsync