Our work - We build software that’s simple, sustainable, and actually useful

Loopin was built to solve the problem of notification fatigue in modern development workflows. We created a flexible, real-time alert system that puts developers back in control.

The platform combines intelligent filtering with customizable delivery channels, ensuring teams get the right information at the right time without being overwhelmed.

Go Boilerplate emerged from our own need for a robust, production-ready starting point for backend services. We built a comprehensive skeleton that includes authentication, database management, and deployment configuration out of the box.

The boilerplate follows Go best practices and industry standards, providing a solid foundation that teams can customize to their specific needs while avoiding the repetitive setup work that slows down new projects.

Dexter Explains started as a personal blog to document the real-world challenges and solutions encountered in software engineering. It has grown into a valuable resource for developers seeking honest, practical insights.

The blog focuses on the messy middle of software development - the debugging sessions, architectural decisions, and trade-offs that rarely make it into polished tutorials but are crucial to understanding how software actually gets built.