Product designer solving problems with software.

Onboardbase

Onboardbase lets developers and dev teams ship without worrying about security. They can securely manage, switch, and access secrets in any machine or environment: local dev, test, staging, or prod.

Imagine buying a brand-new Tesla and giving some stranger off the street in San Francisco my car keys. I would never do that, and you would never do that. Yet, in a business, people trust developers by default and always give them the keys to the kingdom, API keys, secrets, and database credentials. They assume developers are secure by default, and they are not, hence the growing number of data breaches. 

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hi.new

hi.new lets anyone prevent or block annoying email spam and phishing. It adds a security layer to your email address while making it easy for real people to reach you.

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Everyssh

The simplest way to securely, manage, connect, access and share SSH access anywhere with a user friendly interface.

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Disposable

Secure pastebin for companies to keep passwords, secret message, PII data or sensitive information out of your workspace tools, email or chat.

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Nudgeer

Enter your website URL to test the security and get a comprehensive security report card.

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Viewpoint - Shutdown

Analytics for LLMs to track cost, usage, latency, and traffic and compare your LLMs across models over time to know and switch to the best LLM provider for your application.

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Head of X - Shutdown

Head of x helps you discover the best in x, showing you who they are and who recommended them. It's a great way to discover new experts, or professionals in a particular field.

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Git Explorer - Shutdown

Find the right commands you need without digging through the web.

I used to google a lot of git commands for what i needed and when i needed it, sometimes they are not always easily to find but now, i just use Git Explorer

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Treadie - Shutdown

Never lose sight of your discussions.

The era when Twitter was super hot, i found myself always go through several different threads to get context and i can end in on 10 timelines away from where i started. This makes sure you never lose sight of the context of the conversation.

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