
Temanala
A place to write stories and get things off your chest online, anonymously if you want, with full control over who can read them.
Services
Browser applications and the APIs behind them, from interactive front ends to data-heavy tools.
The front end is built with Vue 3 and Quasar or with Next.js and React, depending on what the project needs: Quasar when a dense, component-rich interface matters, Next.js when server rendering and public discoverability do. Back ends are Node.js with Express, or Go when the service has to be small, fast and easy to deploy as one binary.
Two public projects show the range. Job Wire combines several job sources behind one Express API, with optional Redis caching and an in-memory fallback, and ranks results against a CV parsed from PDF or DOCX. Workspace Designer is a 3D house designer in Next.js with Three.js and Tailwind CSS where state changes drive the 3D scene and a running price.
A web app of about 10 screens with one user role and a simple report is Rp 5 – 20 million over 2 – 6 weeks. With several roles, offline mode and sales, stock and cash-flow reports it is Rp 20 – 60 million.
A website presents information. A web application is used to get work done: logins, records, orders, dashboards. Once customers order and pay on the site, the project is a web application.
Payment gateways, marketplaces or accounting systems are Rp 3 – 15 million per integration, depending on their documentation.
Portfolio

A place to write stories and get things off your chest online, anonymously if you want, with full control over who can read them.
A job aggregator for the Indonesian market that ranks listings against your CV without sending the CV anywhere.

A 3D house designer in the browser for choosing a house type, furnishing each room with rented furniture and seeing the monthly cost.
Services
A first online presence for a business: who you are, what you sell, what it costs and how to order, on one fast page that opens well on a phone.
Software designed around one specific problem, when an off-the-shelf product would force you to change how you work.
Android apps that keep working when the signal does not, built for the range of phones people actually own.
Installable Windows and Linux software with a local database and a small footprint.
Adding speech, text understanding and automation to a product, with a deterministic fallback and a clear view of what the model is responsible for.
Describe it in a few sentences on WhatsApp. You get a direct reply about scope, platform and a sensible first version.
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