Foliox License
A license key service for people who sell software. Keys lock to one machine, and every answer from the server is signed so a fake server can’t unlock anything.
I build web apps that have to stay right while a lot of people use them at once. Live leaderboards, license servers, Discord bots, and the fast sites that sit in front of them. Backend, frontend and the server it runs on, all me.
Real projects with real users. Most are still live, so go click around them.
All 10 projectsA license key service for people who sell software. Keys lock to one machine, and every answer from the server is signed so a fake server can’t unlock anything.
Drop a file up to 2 GB, get a link, and it deletes itself after 24 hours. No signup, no email, no quality loss.
Monthly prize-pool leaderboards for a streamer’s community. Your rank moves the moment you wager, no refresh.
A restaurant site for a client who was done with template builders. Built phone-first, because that’s where their visitors are.
One person doing the database, the API, the frontend and the deploy. Nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Prices and processLeaderboards, wager tracking, reward brackets. Numbers that update live and stay correct when everyone shows up at once.
Ask about thisShop bots, ticket systems, role automation, payment checks and alerts. Hosted on a server and kept online, not on your laptop.
Ask about thisNext.js when the frontend is the point, Flask or Node when the backend is. Admin panels, dashboards, stores, or one landing page done properly.
Ask about thisREST APIs with proper auth, rate limits and docs. Database design with the right indexes, so it still feels fast at a million rows.
Ask about thisPython or Node scripts that do the boring work on a schedule. Chrome extensions too, when the job lives in the browser.
Ask about thisBug hunts, slow pages, security patches, dependency updates, and making sure Google can actually read your site.
Ask about thisThe toolbox
Python and Flask when the backend carries the weight, Next.js or Astro when the frontend does, and SQLite more often than people expect. Everything ships to a Linux server I set up myself.
The short version
Most of my client work comes from gambling streamers. They need a leaderboard that moves the second someone wagers, and it has to hold up when the whole chat piles in at once. I write the backend, the frontend and the deploy scripts myself, so nothing gets lost in a handoff. Between clients I build my own products, and between those I go to class.
I've been blown away by Mohit's work on my website, which boasts a modern UI/UX design that I absolutely love. The theme he created is not only visually stunning, but also advanced and animated, taking my streaming platform to the next level. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the final result, and I appreciate the effort Mohit put into bringing my vision to life.
Things I figured out while building, written down so you don’t have to learn them the hard way.
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