Server operations people can understand, with recovery built in.
ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT · PUBLIC PREVIEW · PRIVATE SOURCE
Product design & end-to-end engineering. I am building a local-first Windows desktop workspace that turns hosting and server operations into reviewed, recoverable flows. The work spans a hardened Electron boundary, SSH/SFTP transport, migration orchestration, a typed Node.js backend, a Python inspection service and a public release/support system. I designed guided source-and-destination forms and contextual beginner help around the operational risks.
DELIVERY & CURRENT SCOPEA downloadable Windows preview, public product site and owner-only publishing/support desk. Defined file, same-engine database, existing-mailbox, Hestia and DNS routes have acceptance evidence. Cross-panel conversion remains gated while implementation and vendor-source staging tests are completed.
ElectronTypeScriptNode.js / FastifyPython / FastAPIPostgreSQLRedis / BullMQDockerSSH / SFTPIMAP / TLSNetlify
Security at the boundaries
Pinned SSH identities, verified TLS, operating-system credential protection, isolated provider sign-in, constrained IPC and owner-only publishing with CSRF checks.
Resilience over happy paths
Durable transfer journals, pause/resume, source-change detection, checksum verification and reviewed DNS recovery. Interrupted work stays visible rather than becoming a false success.
A complete delivery system
Desktop client, API and queued worker, PostgreSQL and Redis, Python inspection, Docker staging, release verification and private support conversations.
Evidence-led product decisions
60 desktop tests, 12 web tests and an Electron acceptance suite with 17 captures. Guided task flows and a reading companion make technical work more approachable; unsupported routes stay unavailable.