
AruSaku
LiveA project and finance workspace for Indonesian studios — designed, built, shipped and operated solo.
I build software end to end, and run one myself.
Software engineer, four years in. I design the interface, write the API, model the data, and run the path that ships it. Twenty-plus production apps, three legacy migrations, and AruSaku, a SaaS I run myself.
The path a feature takes from a schema to something a person can use. I work in all of it.
4 years shipping
20+ apps in production
3 legacy migrations
1 SaaS I run alone
the pattern
Every role I've been hired into turned out to be the same job underneath: an application that had outgrown the stack it was written on.
Two products I helped shape from nothing, and two I was hired to rebuild.

A project and finance workspace for Indonesian studios — designed, built, shipped and operated solo.
An AI travel planner that turns a sentence about your trip into a full itinerary — with real flights, hotels and places attached.

A travel platform moved off a Laravel + Vue monolith, without losing its search rankings.

Twenty-plus business-critical applications, and the Go services underneath them.
Client work, three internships, a travel platform, and now a twenty-app internal platform. Every year has moved further down the stack.
Feb 2025 to Present
PT Lumbung Mandiri Bersama
Building and running the internal application platform — twenty-plus production apps across multiple business units, and the Go services underneath them.
Aug 2024 to Jun 2025
PT Teknologi Pandu Wisata (Pandooin)
Led the frontend half of moving a travel platform off a monolithic Laravel and Vue codebase onto Next.js — with SEO as a hard requirement throughout.
Mar 2024 to Jul 2024
Thinkspedia
Three dashboard products in five months, while helping move the codebase onto Next.js.
Capability
No technology listed here without work attached to it. Six disciplines, eighteen pieces of evidence.
Deciding what to build, building every layer of it, pricing it, shipping it and keeping it alive. Not a job title — something I do on my own time, with real customers on the other side.
The half a lot of frontend engineers hand off. I write the endpoints my own interfaces call and model the data underneath them, so the contract between the layers is a conversation rather than a ticket.
Getting code from a branch to a paying customer, then knowing when it breaks. I run my own environments, my own migrations and my own scheduled jobs — nobody else is on call for AruSaku.
I design the thing before I build it. Third nationally in GEMASTIK's UI/UX competition, and every screen in AruSaku is a decision I made rather than a spec I received.
Component systems that stay consistent past the first ten pages, and applications that keep working long after the launch post.
Taking an application off a stack that's holding it back, without stopping the business while it happens. Three companies, three times, each one bigger than the last.
Contact
Open to remote roles, migration work and product builds. The fastest way to reach me is email.