I build real-time platforms, self-hosted infrastructure, and intelligence systems — from the network edge up to the product.
Heads-down on Phopmeet, a pay-as-you-go video platform built Thai-first on LiveKit, Go, and Next.js — self-hostable from day one. Alongside it: AeroQ for Thai SMBs and computer-vision research targeting a November paper.
A pay-as-you-go platform for online meetings and events, designed for the Thai market first. Rooms spin up in seconds, you pay per viewer-hour instead of per seat, and the whole stack is self-hostable — built on a LiveKit SFU with a Go/Fiber backend, Next.js front end, and Postgres. Targeting a public launch in Q3 2026.
Booking and scheduling SaaS for Thai small businesses — salons, spas, clinics. A ground-up rebuild of a product with eight months of real client usage, now web-first with LINE as a channel.
A multi-tenant headless CMS that powers client sites for an agency. Single deployment, isolated tenants — Go with sqlc over PostgreSQL, Next.js on the front.
Tracking people and behaviour across multiple camera views, tying detections to real-world geometry with PostGIS and reasoning over them with vision-language models. Aimed at a paper for iSAI-NLP 2026 in Bangkok.
My own infrastructure — a small Proxmox cluster behind a hardened network edge, running dev and staging for everything above. Where I get to own the whole stack, from routing and virtualization up to the apps.
Disaster response command & control — a common operating picture for disaster and civil emergencies. Live feeds, geospatial data, and field reports pulled onto one map that responders can actually coordinate from. In active development, and the reason the real-time and geospatial foundations under everything else matter.
I'm a software architect and founder from Thailand who likes owning the whole stack — from the router and the virtualization layer up to the product people actually touch.
Under Ropmuang Corp I build my own products, and as Tech Lead at Nextmind IT I make the technical calls on client work. My centre of gravity is real-time systems, self-hosted infrastructure, and the kind of geospatial and vision work that turns messy signals into something usable.
The longer arc is sovereign infrastructure: building toward serious, self-owned platforms and defence-grade technology for Thailand — starting with the boring, hard foundations and working up. Right now I'm finishing a computer-science degree in Bengaluru and shipping Phopmeet.