Self hosted
Every service runs on hardware under my own control. No analytics scripts, no ad networks, no data handed to anyone else.
All systems live
One maker. Five apps in orbit.
Five self built products, all running in production: a private VPN, a study planner, an upload center, a vocabulary trainer and a job scanner. Built after hours, kept online, used every day.
mireda / status
live
- Sentinelle vpn
- Academic Planner planner
- Vault storage
- Lexio vocabulary
- AutoJob Scanner jobs
Fleet uptime99.9%
5
Apps in production
4
Platforms covered
2
Bots on duty
0
Third party trackers
The works
Pick one and step inside.
VPN
Sentinelle
sentinelle.mireda.app
One tap and you are through. An open source VPN client with kill switch, split tunnelling and per app routing.
Android · Windows · macOS · Linux
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Planner
Academic Planner
acp.mireda.app
Courses, tasks and deadlines in one place, always in sync. A home screen widget and a tray app keep today in view.
Web · Android · Windows · PWA
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Storage
Vault
vault.mireda.app
A multi purpose upload center. Files go in, clean share links come out. Every release linked from this page is served from it.
Web
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Language
Lexio
lexio.mireda.app
An Italian vocabulary trainer. Every word is spoken aloud, defined from several dictionaries and quizzed each morning.
Web · Telegram bot
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Jobs
AutoJob Scanner
job.mireda.app
A scanner for embedded and automotive roles. It watches the boards, filters the noise and sends only what fits.
Web · Telegram alerts
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How they are built
Three rules, no exceptions.
Open where it counts
Source is public wherever it can be, and the clients you download come straight from Vault instead of a third party store.
Built to last
Small codebases, few dependencies, and updates that keep working the way you already learned them.
About
Small tools, taken seriously.
The day job is embedded software. The night work is this. Every app here started as a personal need, went live the moment it worked, and stayed up because it still earns its place.
Nothing here is a demo. They ship updates, they get used on real phones and real laptops, and they are maintained by one person who has to live with every shortcut.
Have something in mind?
The inbox is open for project work, or for questions about any of the tools above.