Currently building AskTota
I'm Reet. I write the code, ship the product, and then go find the people it's for. Ten-plus products shipped in the last year, four years of getting developers to actually use hard things, and one astrology app that reads like a group chat.
I write the code myself, end to end.
TypeScript, Python, Next.js, React Native, the Claude API. The agent, the interface, the deploy, the cron job that keeps it honest. Ten-plus shipped products in the last year, almost all of them solo.
I pick the wedge and cut everything else.
Every product on this page has one deliberate no in it. AskTota chose print over cosmos. Nudge skipped signup. Muscle Mommy refuses a weight jump that is secretly a doubling. Scope is the product.
Then I go get the users, on camera if needed.
Four years of developer marketing: an 11-city workshop tour to 4,800+ developers, a video series at 4K to 8K views an episode, a $21K grants program, and now a daily reels engine for AskTota.
All deployed, none of them a demo. Most were built solo, end to end, to fix a problem I actually had. The first one is the one I'm all in on.
Real Vedic astrology, filed as a tabloid. Your actual birth chart, read against today, written like your group chat.
Daily readings, crush checks, celeb charts, and a chat that cites the chart data behind every claim. No ads, no data brokers, no dark patterns. The astrology is computed deterministically; the LLM only interprets. Android now, iOS next.
Finds where an SDK's docs and code have drifted apart.
Reads the real exported API from the TypeScript compiler, crawls the live docs, and has an LLM rank every mismatch by severity. Each finding becomes a pre-filled GitHub issue.
A speech coach that tells you exactly what to fix, then makes you say it again.
Built because every public-speaking tool is polite. This one is not. Record, get roasted with specifics, redo the take.
A lifting PWA that decides your next set for you.
Reads last session and prints per-set targets. Knows a 2.5kg to 5kg dumbbell jump is a 100% increase and refuses it. Imports from Hevy automatically.
The friend who takes your phone after a breakup.
No-contact streaks with repair, a panic button that runs a 20-minute urge timer, an 8-week journal arc. Anything that names a third party is encrypted server-side.
A job tracker for people who struggle to act on opportunities.
No login, no signup, single user on purpose. One prioritized push notification every morning and nothing else.
Debug webhooks in real time, no account needed.
Point any webhook at a generated URL and watch every request land live with headers, body, and replay.
More on GitHub: claude-deck, deja-vu-agent, open-money-intel, pricekit, and the rest. All repos
I spent four years doing developer marketing for hard-to-explain platforms. Numbers below are from that run. AskTota is where I'm applying all of it now, to consumers instead of developers.
11 cities, one workshop tour
a technical series I wrote and hosted
picked, tracked, pushed to ship
5 weeks, curriculum to mentorship
The parts that don't fit on a resume and matter more than most of what does.
I travel whenever the gap between two launches allows it, and I build better after. New cities are the only place my product ideas show up without being asked. If you have a recommendation, I want it.
Send me somewhere
Gm Barcelona ✨
Progressive overload, logged every session. I got annoyed enough at the tracking apps to build my own, so now the app tells me the next set before I ask. Current goal: one clean unassisted pull up.
Praying for my one clean unassisted pull up 🫠✨
Twenty-plus workshops, a handful of conference talks, and a video series where I explained hard tooling in under five minutes. Give me a mic and a whiteboard and I'm happy.
A lifting tracker, a breakup boundary app, a job tracker with no login, a speech coach that isn't polite, a local dashboard for my coding agent. None of them started as a business. A few of them got users anyway, which is usually how I find out an idea is real.
Kept as a to-do list, because a to-do list is the only format I reliably finish. Ticked means read. The rest are the pile I keep promising myself.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
Eric Jorgenson
Days at the Morisaki Bookshop
Satoshi Yagisawa
Who Moved My Cheese?
Spencer Johnson
101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think
Brianna Wiest
Everything I Know About Love
Dolly Alderton
How to Not Die Alone
Logan Ury
The Defining Decade
Meg Jay
The Vegetarian
Han Kang
The Art of War
Sun Tzu
Almond
Won-pyung Sohn
Three Women
Lisa Taddeo
The Courage to Be Disliked
Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga
So Good They Can’t Ignore You
Cal Newport
Talk Like TED
Carmine Gallo
Factfulness
Hans Rosling
The Correspondent
Virginia Evans
The Silent Patient
Alex Michaelides
$100M Offers
Alex Hormozi
Skin in the Game
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Shoe Dog
Phil Knight
Influence
Robert Cialdini
Make
Pieter Levels
Updated October 2026
