Meteor Store Is Officially Live
Nine products, one website, one college student. A few words on why I built this site, and how it came together with the help of AI.
How It Started
I'm a college student. In my spare time I've built quite a few small projects — a crawler framework, a typing trainer, a macOS utility. They were scattered across GitHub, with no one really knowing they existed.
I wanted to give these projects a home. Not the cold, list-style GitHub Profile, but a real product showcase — with screenshots, with stories, with that "I want to try it" impulse.
Tech Choices
- Next.js 16 + React 19: App Router, Server Components, streaming rendering
- Tailwind CSS 4: site-wide dark theme, liquid-glass aesthetic
- Deployed on Vercel: push to ship
The whole site was built by me working alongside Claude Code. From design drafts to code, AI was my collaborator, not a replacement.
Nine Products
Each one scratches an itch of my own:
| Product | What problem it solves |
|---|---|
| OmniCrawl | Data collection is painful |
| Ex-Memory | I want to chat with AI, but AI has no personality |
| Skeleton Anatomy | Anatomy learning tools are too old-school |
| Statux | You can't see AI Agent status in the terminal |
| XIsland | macOS doesn't have Dynamic Island |
| Tollow | Typing practice only has short sentences, no long-form text |
Open Source
Everything is open source, everything is free. Students who email me can get every paid feature for free.
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