Edge engineering, with nobody in between.

I design and operate the platform serving this page: Rust compiled to WebAssembly, running in 330 cities, with Postgres as the source of truth and distributed SQLite as the read model.

Not an agency and not a template reseller. The code that assembles every page was written here, and each architectural decision behind this site is documented with the number that justifies it.

44 ms to first byte, measured

330 cities serving the same page

Zero servers to scale

Zero framework JavaScript on the critical path

Three things I do, and one I do not.

The scope is deliberately narrow. A tool that does everything does nothing fast.

Multi-tenant platforms at the edge: one engine, N clients, without two competitors ever sharing a comma of copy or a keyframe of motion.

Migrating slow sites: measure first, say where the time is going, and only then propose changing the architecture — with the number before and after.

Real-time voice systems: audio in Rust, conversational latency, telephony and AI in the same process.

What I do not do: promise a number without measuring. If your page is already fast, I say so and there is no project.

How I work

Every claim carries the command that produced it. A document is not evidence and a repository is not production: what counts is what the URL returns. When a check comes back green where I expected red, the diagnosis was wrong — the defect did not disappear. That discipline is tedious to maintain and it is the only reason I can commit to a deadline.

Want to talk about a project?

Send the URL you want to beat, or describe the system that needs to exist. The first reply comes with a measurement, not a quote.