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Full-stack TypeScript developer

I'm Bytesage, a full-stack TypeScript developer building modern web experiences, Web3 products, and tools that turn ideas into working software.

@bytesage012

Illustrated portrait of Bytesage: a character in a patterned bandana and dark jacket, arms crossed

Bytesage / full-stack TS

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • Solana

01Selected work

Built end to end, from first pixel to launch.

SaaS sites, a product dashboard and Web3 launch pages — each one designed and built from the ground up.

  1. 01SaaS Website

    Relay

    Research, without the busywork.

    A marketing site for an AI research workspace — product previews, a connect → ask → decide walkthrough, pricing and FAQ.

    • React
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Custom CSS
  2. 02Dashboard

    Signal

    A product analytics overview in one screen.

    A dark analytics dashboard with KPI cards, a segmented activity chart, an activation funnel and a live event stream.

    • React
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Custom CSS
  3. 03SaaS Website

    EchoNotes

    Meetings that remember themselves.

    A dark, warm-accented landing page for an AI meeting-notes product, with a product window, capability grid, pricing toggle and FAQ.

    • React
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Custom CSS
  4. 04Web3

    OpusSolana

    One coin. No insiders.

    A fair-launch waitlist page for a Solana coin — countdown, invite leaderboard, a locked contract address and tokenomics.

    • React
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Custom CSS
  5. 05Web3

    $BANA

    It's BANA time.

    A high-energy memecoin site with a price-chart section, tokenomics, roadmap and a community meme gallery.

    • React
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Custom CSS
  6. 06Web3

    $DAMBEAVER

    Build the dam. Change the world.

    A charity-themed Solana memecoin site with a whitepaper call to action, tokenomics, roadmap and community hubs.

    • React
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Custom CSS

02What I do

Four ways I can help.

Whether it's a whole product or a single stubborn problem, this is where I'm most useful.

  • 01

    Full-stack applications

    Problems I solve

    Ideas that need accounts, data and an API behind the interface.

    What I deliver

    Authenticated apps, database schemas, REST endpoints and the interface on top — one codebase, one person to talk to.

    Technologies

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Node.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Supabase
  • 02

    Premium frontend development

    Problems I solve

    Products and brands that need a front end that looks considered and feels fast.

    What I deliver

    Responsive, accessible interfaces with purposeful motion, built on a component system that stays easy to change.

    Technologies

    • React
    • Next.js
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Motion
  • 03

    Web3 integrations

    Problems I solve

    Token and onchain products that need a trustworthy interface for wallets and data.

    What I deliver

    Wallet connections, token-related interfaces and blockchain data views, with a focus on Solana.

    Technologies

    • Solana
    • Wallet adapters
    • Blockchain APIs
    • TypeScript
  • 04

    Automation and API development

    Problems I solve

    Repetitive work and disconnected tools slowing a team down.

    What I deliver

    API integrations, small services and automation scripts that connect the tools you already use.

    Technologies

    • Node.js
    • REST APIs
    • TypeScript
    • PostgreSQL

03Technical toolkit

The tools behind the work.

Grouped by what they let me build, not by how many bars I could fill in.

Frontend
  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Fast, accessible interfaces built from reusable components.

Backend
  • Node.js
  • REST APIs
  • Authentication
  • Prisma

APIs and server logic with validation and sensible auth.

Database
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • SQLite

Relational data models and hosted backends.

Web3
  • Solana integrations
  • Wallet connections
  • Blockchain APIs

Wallet-aware interfaces and onchain data on Solana.

Tools & deployment
  • Git
  • GitHub
  • Vercel
  • Linux

A tidy workflow from first commit to production.

04Development philosophy

How I think about building.

Five ideas I come back to on every project, big or small.

  1. Build for real users

    A feature isn't finished when it works on my machine. It's finished when someone who didn't build it can use it without a manual.

  2. Performance is part of design

    People feel speed before they notice it. Load time, motion and layout stability are design decisions, not cleanup tasks.

  3. Maintainable code matters

    Clear structure, honest names and typed boundaries. The next person to open the repo — often me, later — should be able to move quickly.

  4. Details create trust

    Focus states, empty states, error messages, the third-level hover. Nobody lists them, but everybody notices when they're missing.

  5. Ship, measure, improve

    Get a real version in front of real people, see what happens, then make it better. Momentum beats a perfect plan.

Illustrated portrait of Bytesage: a character in a patterned bandana and dark jacket, arms crossed

05About

Curious by default, finished by habit.

I'm Bytesage, a full-stack TypeScript developer. I enjoy exploring new technologies, building products, and solving difficult engineering problems.

I care about the whole thing: how it looks, how it feels, how it's built and whether it still makes sense a few months later.

06Contact

Have an idea worth building?

From a small feature to a complete product, let's turn it into something real.