I started my journey as an external cheat developer, building tools that read process memory in real-time to display FPS, modules, and other in-app data. Everything I made was read-only to prevent misuse, and I made sure my tools were safe for users. You can see this in my process memory reading tool Process Monitoring tool . Early on, I also created a live coding environment where users could write C code in a Monaco editor, send it to a DLL in-process, compile it, and run it inside the app, available here: Monaco for in-process execution of c GUI apps . I later removed risky features to maintain ethical and legal standards.
One of my most ambitious projects is a browser-based iOS app development tool: iCodeWin . With this tool, I made it possible to build fully functional iOS apps directly in a browser on Windows or Linux—something that previously required macOS and Xcode. It supports HTML, CSS, and JavaScript apps with live previews and full-screen testing. It also includes a JS-to-Swift notification bridge that allows apps to schedule local push notifications reliably, even waking killed apps, while respecting foreground and Do Not Disturb rules. Projects are stored locally in the browser for privacy, and IPAs are unsigned by default with optional local signing handled on the users own machine, so credentials are never exposed. Despite being browser-based, the tool can integrate server communication via HTTPS, use custom JS libraries, access the camera, and interact with the photo gallery—showing there are far fewer limits than one might think.
I also automate workflows wherever possible. Every upload or commit to my GitHub account can automatically update websites or trigger builds, reflecting my focus on efficiency and continuous integration. On the experimental side, I have explored a deep web browser for discovering unindexed sites, reflecting my curiosity and systems-level problem-solving mindset.
Across all my projects, I combine hybrid mobile development, OS-level systems engineering, frontend UX, and automation pipelines. I focus on trust-first, privacy-first design while pushing the boundaries of what technology allows. My goal is to create tools that are technically powerful, flexible, and ethically responsible, enabling advanced capabilities in environments that most developers would consider limited.