Lahore, Pakistan · Summer 2026
A full stack developerwith a shippingproblem.
I am Abudora. Nine finished products between June and September, and not one of them looks like another.
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About
Most bookmark managers are a list. Mine is a contact sheet. Most CV builders hand you a template. Mine changes its entire personality depending on the job you are chasing. Give me a problem everyone has already solved once, and I will go find the version of it nobody bothered to make interesting.
This portfolio covers one summer of that habit. Nine separate products, each with its own stack, its own visual language, and its own reason for existing. Some scratch a personal itch, like an academic dashboard for my own university. Some were pure excuse to learn something new, like teaching a browser to read manga.
Off the clock I am probably still building something, arguing with an API that returns undocumented fields, or trying to make a loading spinner feel less like an apology.
Lahore, right now
Lahore, --:--The receipts
- 9
- products
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- commits
- 2
- extensions
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- self hosted
What I reach for
Work
Nine, in their own voices
Real screenshots, captured from the live deployments. Hover a row to see one.

Bento
Your bookmarks, laid out like a photographer's contact sheet.ProductivitySep '26
Cortex
The academic dashboard UET Lahore students actually needed.AcademicSep '26
DarazSmart
A price detective for every Daraz search you make.CommerceSep '26
Hidayah
Prayer times, the Quran, and a Qibla, computed on your device.FaithAug '26
Morphly
Paste anything. Get back a real Word, Excel or PowerPoint file.DocumentsAug '26
OmniKit
Every small tool you keep googling, in one self hosted kit.UtilitiesJul '26
Preface
Dump your project in. Get a README that actually fits.Developer ToolsAug '26
Roleify
A CV builder that changes its entire personality for the room.CareerAug '26
Wakaru
Translate, look things up, and read raw manga, no keys required.LanguageSep '26Contact
Nine down.
Tell me about
the tenth.
Open to work, collaborations, or a good argument about whether a bookmark manager really needed a loupe view. It did.