SmallMB
A private Android utility for shrinking photos and PDFs, resizing images, and converting files — all on-device.
- On-device processing
- Image + PDF tools
- No account needed
Naman notices a small problem
and builds
something around it.
Naman Patel
I work on SEO, build useful software, and write down what the rabbit holes teach me.
pick a colour
make the useful thing feel obvious
01 / selected work
A few things that made it out of my head.
All projects ↗Astro SEO Audit (opens in a new tab)
An open-source CLI I built to check the final HTML an Astro site ships, find site-wide SEO issues, and catch real errors before deployment.
- Astro-native CLI
- Site-wide HTML audit
- CI quality gates
Get Random Letter (opens in a new tab)
It started as one random-letter wheel and somehow turned into six small browser tools for games, classrooms, quick decisions, and wonderfully pointless fun.
- 6 live tools
- No sign-up
- Works in the browser
the usual sequence
Notice it. Pull the thread. Build too much. Remove half. Ship it.
Sometimes in that order.02 / latest writing
Notes before I forget the useful part.
Full archive ↗I Built a Tiny Software Team on a VPS
I set up a chief of staff, designer, engineer, architect, QA reviewer and SEO lead on one VPS. Here is what they built, what broke, and what I learned.
I Wanted Yoast for Astro, So I Built It
Astro SEO Audit began as a simple pre-publish check. It turned into an open-source CLI that reads the HTML Astro actually ships and explains what needs fixing.
I Like One Piece. That's the Post.
I have a blog now, so obviously I had to use it to talk about One Piece, break weeks, Dragon looking east, and why I love this ridiculous pirate story.
A Wheel That Spins Is Not Automatically Fun
What fixing a stubborn web wheel taught me about animation, anticipation, readable labels, and the difference between working code and a good interaction.
When Fewer Search Impressions Are Good News
SEO charts need context. After cleaning spam URLs from a site, falling impressions can be evidence of recovery rather than failure.
There is more context behind all this.
A little about me →