● Naman · somewhere on the internet
I build small things for a very big internet.
Tools, experiments and notes from trying to remove one stubborn little friction at a time.
see what escaped the laptopA few things escaped my laptop.
I like software with a clear job. No theatre. No ten-step ritual. Just a problem, a tool, and hopefully fewer annoying minutes in someone’s day.
SmallMB
Files get too big. SmallMB makes them smaller — photos, PDFs and everyday file jobs handled locally, without turning a basic utility into an account.
open the thingAstro SEO Audit
I got tired of SEO mistakes hiding in the HTML a site actually ships, so I built a CLI that looks at the final output and catches them before deploy.
open the thingGet Random Letter
One random-letter wheel escaped containment and became a small collection of browser tools for games, classrooms, quick decisions and harmless nonsense.
open the thingThe drawer where the smaller experiments live.
Not everything needs a launch cinematic. Some things are just interesting enough to make, break, rebuild and leave fingerprints on.
A quieter reading-first theme, kept deliberately simple.
The permanent experiment: writing, projects and whatever I am learning next.
Developer toolAstro SEO Audit ↗A small CLI with a surprisingly stubborn obsession with final HTML.
Browser experimentGet Random Letter ↗Proof that a one-page idea can keep growing if people find it useful.
Things worth leaving in the margin.
I write when a build teaches me something, when an idea refuses to leave, or when the mistake is useful enough to keep.
I’m Naman.
I notice small problems, get mildly obsessed with them, and usually end up building something.
I started around search and content, then kept following the interesting problems until they turned into websites, Android apps, open-source tools and an unreasonable number of browser tabs.
This site is the evidence cabinet. More about me →
You made it all the way down.
If you are building something interesting, found a strange little problem, or just want to say hello, my inbox is less dramatic than this page.
contact@naman.blog ↗