A portrait of Atif Ahmed drawn in dots, wearing glasses.

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I build products, tools for agents and the desktop I write them on.

Writing code since
2015
Code Wars Intl. Olympiad
9th

Easier to show you than tell you.

02 / Reel

Half a minute of the things I've built, all of them running. It starts on the desktop I made and goes through what I wrote on it.

  1. 0:00rurylock screen into the desktop
  2. 0:05rurynew wallpaper, the whole shell recolours
  3. 0:09Tasksan offline edit syncing
  4. 0:14ruyahtwo screens, one film, in step
  5. 0:19ConnectorClaude Code reading the open note
  6. 0:24Pixan, QuExchangequick cuts
  7. 0:29ruryback to the desktop, lock
Placeholder frame for the showreel, which is still being cut

Showreel / being cut

Selected work

03 / Work

01 / Tasks / Product

A calendar and task app for students that still works offline.

Open live

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  1. 01TasksA calendar and task app for students that still works offline.Live
  2. 02ruyahWatch the same film together from two places. Only timing crosses the network.Live
  3. 03Claude Code ConnectorAn Obsidian plugin that tells Claude Code which note, section and selection is open.Live
  4. 04PixanA privacy-first social app with end-to-end encrypted messages.Private
  5. 05QuExchangeSend a file between devices as a deck of QR frames. No network at all.Live
  6. 06ruryThe Quickshell desktop for Hyprland I work in every day.Source

Myself

04 / Myself

I've been writing code since 2015, long before anyone asked me to. Mostly small, stubborn things: a planner that works with the wifi dead, tools that hand agents the boring half, and the desktop I'm typing this on. None of it is theoretical.

Atif in glasses and a red shirt, straightening his collar with both hands.

It's all about how far you're willing to take it.