I ship my own products · Tech & AI
Built from problem to release.
I am Andura. I design, build, and ship my own products in tech and AI — each one starting from a problem I actually feel. Less theatre. More shipping.
Every product starts as a real frustration or unanswered question. No feature lists for their own sake. No AI for decoration.
Andura / I ship my own products
The work
Each one started as a real frustration. Live products are linked; the rest are marked as in development or public code. More open source work lives on the products page.
The problem: generic worksheets never match a child's specific needs or weaknesses, and parents cannot keep hand-making sheets for routine test prep.
The solution: generate level-appropriate worksheets from a prompt or template, share them via private child play links, close the loop with hints and scoring.
The problem: AI-made browser games get built in an evening and then vanish — no home, no discoverability, no feedback.
The solution: an uncurated public gallery where makers paste a playable URL or a small static zip, and players browse, play, favorite, and leave notes. No review queue.
The problem: work that outlives a single HTTP request — a long AI job, a batch import — has nowhere to run, so you either hold the connection open or hand-roll a queue.
The solution: a self-hosted durable job runner. Enqueue over HTTP and get a 202 back; a worker with leases, heartbeats, and retry backoff runs it on your own machine, with cron schedules and an operator UI.
The problem: one social post is hard enough — trends shift and it is unclear what to film for TikTok, Instagram, or Shorts. Posting consistently is even harder without a marketing team.
The solution: one product becomes a ready-to-film 30-day TikTok and Instagram system — hooks, scripts, shot lists, captions, CTAs — with weekly AI reviews that shape the next plan.
That’s the work so far. Follow along on X while the next problem becomes a product.
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