Hi, I'm EffessDev.
I enjoy building apps, games, and websites, and programming MCUs and IoT devices.
Featured Products
MmOrganized
An AI-powered, multi-tenant, full-stack Next.js application with secure authentication (Google and GitHub OAuth), payment gateway integration (Razorpay), and real-time notifications (using Pusher). Motion (Framer Motion), Shadcn UI, Tailwind CSS, Drizzle ORM, Better Auth, Lucide React, etc. were used to speed up development. Used for memorizing and recalling facts easily with control. Import and export data. New users get limited free credits to try it out!
Next.jsBetter AuthRazorpay
Visit websiteThe Stellar Expedition
A skill-based space exploration game made with Godot. Features realistic gravity physics, real-time orbital trajectory prediction, a custom particle system for the rocket thruster, various planets, with gas planets having a drag force, and cryptographic data hashing and validation to prevent cheating. Available on Browser, Windows, Linux, and Android. Click the button below to play without installing or download the game for free.
GodotPhysicsGame design
Play or downloadReptClip
A fast, cross-platform Python CLI app that turns a git repository into clean Markdown context for an LLM chat, and copies it straight to your clipboard. Supports including/excluding files using glob patterns, default patterns though reptclip-config.toml, easy install using pip, and custom presets.
PythonCLIAI tooling
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A GUI app built with Electron to back up your GitHub repositories into your local machine with a single click. Supports Git LFS, automatic dark and light mode and ignoring specific repos.
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View repoFeatured Courses
BrowseEmbedded C Mastery: From Application Developer to Firmware Engineer
ReadA practical course for developers who already know basic C syntax but are new to embedded systems. If you are coming from Python, full-stack web development, or game engines like Unity and Godot, this course bridges the gap between writing C that compiles and writing firmware that works on real hardware. Learn how to think without an OS, manage memory with kilobytes of RAM, handle interrupts safely, structure modular drivers, debug with JTAG and logic analyzers, and scale to RTOS-based systems. No prior hardware experience assumed, only a solid grasp of C fundamentals and programming in general.