I kept hearing friends complain about how exhausting it is to check a dozen different job boards every single day just to find remote tech roles.

So I built JAG to scrape, deduplicate, and aggregate them in one place. It delivers real-time alerts through a Telegram bot and Mini App, plus I built a custom MCP server so we can search live jobs directly using AI agents in Claude or ChatGPT.

I wanted to use Telegram without leaving the terminal, so I built my own client.

What started as a simple idea grew into a Telegram client with features like ghost mode, letting me read messages and view stories more discreetly.

I originally built Clispot because I wanted to listen to music from my terminal without needing Spotify Premium. It worked — until Spotify changed its API requirements and broke the way Clispot accessed music data.

Instead of giving up on the idea, I switched to YouTube Music and rebuilt it as yt-tracks.

I wanted somewhere to store my files without constantly worrying about running out of space.

That led me to TGCloud, a personal cloud storage project built around using Telegram as the foundation for storing files.