Where I write code
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Node.js
- Express
I build systems that automate and help: bots that answer people, APIs that run in production, and IoT hardware that handles the physical world. Fifteen years old, five years of making machines do the work while I learn. Founder of Kryz-net, former co-founder of Gamevia.
No CS degree, no bootcamp, no plan. Just a laptop, too much curiosity, and clients willing to pay someone who would not quit when it broke. By 2024 I had a reseller network of 25 people running on infrastructure I wrote myself.
The thread through everything I build is automation. I write the scripts that answer customers at 3am, run the game topup API so I do not have to be online for every order, and restart the server when it forgets how to wake up. The systems I ship keep running while I sleep, learn, or take the day off. That is the point of a system: it works without you.
I am fifteen. That makes me cheap, fast, and honest, in that order. It also means I cannot pretend to be an agency with a fancy office: what you see here is what exists.
A box that makes sure the pills get taken
An ESP32 in a pillbox, running firmware I wrote from scratch. Seven slots, an LCD that shows what is due and when, a buzzer that does not stop until someone presses Taken. It syncs with a web dashboard over Socket.io and a Telegram bot that lets a caregiver silence or snooze the alarm from anywhere. Slots persist to flash, so a power cut does not erase the schedule.
A WhatsApp SaaS storefront with AI built in
A dedicated SaaS WhatsApp bot for a game topup provider. Pure JavaScript, no framework. Baileys talks directly to WhatsApp, and an AI layer answers customer questions mid-chat, so the whole thing feels less like a menu and more like a person. Orders sit on the MyTopupKu game topup API: check balance, place an order, confirm payment, all inside WhatsApp.

Self-managing WhatsApp server ops bot
The WhatsApp bot that runs my own infrastructure: AI-driven, commandable, and self-healing. It watches services, restarts critical apps, runs shell commands, and shrugs off common failures on its own. This is the system version of me, automated so the machines keep moving when I am offline.

The storefront the reseller network runs on
A digital topup store that handles real money from real customers. Payment gateway wired in, order state tracked end to end, Supabase behind it. This one pays the bills.

A Telegram bot with paying tenants
Multi-tenant SaaS on the Telegram API. Subscriptions, real-time transaction handling, one codebase serving multiple resellers. It turns Gamevia's topup API into a product people rent.

E-commerce with an actual admin panel
A storefront for digital goods. Order flow, inventory, admin panel, the full loop. Built to run, not to demo.

Drones that read flood data, hands-off
An autonomous flood-sensing system: drones collect the data, the platform turns it into flood intelligence. Took Silver at the Borneo International Innovation Competition, 2026.
RM300+
A clean, fast company profile with a contact form. Deployed for you.
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Storefront, admin panel, inventory, payment gateway. The full loop.
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Custom automation with API integration. Hosting included.
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Backend, database, and provider integration for a digital topup business.
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Wire up APIs, kill a manual process, build the internal tool.
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Free consult, honest quote. If I cannot do it well, I will tell you.
Book thisWrote my first lines of code. Started with scripts and bad web pages.
Got paid for the first time. Built client websites as a freelancer.
Started Kryz-net and the reseller program.
Co-founded Gamevia. Turned a bot into a SaaS with paying tenants.
Event Manager for BIICC. Silver award. Built an IoT medication dispenser.
I reply fast. Pick a channel, describe the job, get a straight answer. My main WhatsApp line was banned in September; the one below is the backup, so do not be surprised if I am slow to answer from it.