frontek.dev
Welcome to frontek.dev — the home of my work on the web. I'm lonelyobserver0, a data analyst and developer. This is where my portfolio, case studies, tools and experiments live, each on its own space.
Directory
Everything hosted under frontek.dev, in one place. Pick a door.
feeds.frontek.dev
A private RSS/Atom reader: search and subscribe to your favourite sites and read their latest articles in one feed. No account, no server — everything stays in your browser.
Visit site ↗start.frontek.dev
A fast, private start page for your browser: search, bookmarks, weather and the latest headlines from the sites you follow in Frontek Reads. No tracking — everything stays in your browser.
Visit site ↗tools.frontek.dev
A hub of fast developer utilities that run entirely in your browser: JSON formatter, Base64, JWT decoder, URL encode, UUID, hash, timestamp and more. No uploads, no tracking — everything stays client‑side.
Visit site ↗data.frontek.dev
Drop a CSV, Parquet, JSON or Excel file and query it with SQL, then chart the result. DuckDB runs in your browser — millions of rows, nothing uploaded.
Visit site ↗drop.frontek.dev
Send files, links and text between your devices: open a room, scan the QR code on the other one. Peer-to-peer over WebRTC — nothing goes through a server.
Visit site ↗parole.frontek.dev
The Italian web slang nobody uses anymore — trillo, xké, pokare, petaloso — each with its own tombstone and obituary. Adopt a word and your name stays beside it.
Visit site ↗roast.frontek.dev
Drop your Spotify, WhatsApp, YouTube or Netflix export and get roasted with your own numbers, plus an Italian‑style report card. Everything runs in your browser.
Visit site ↗yet‑to‑come.frontek.dev
New projects, tools and experiments are in the works and will get their own space here. Check back to watch the directory grow.
Stay tunedAbout
frontek.dev is my personal corner of the web — a single home for everything I build. Rather than one crowded page, each project gets a clean space of its own on a subdomain, and this page ties them together.
“Build in the open, one project at a time.”
— frontek.dev