Hey, I’m Loke.

I am a developer who likes making useful things. That can be a simple website, a proper web app, an online store, an internal tool, or a weird little extension that fixes one annoying part of the day.

Most projects need more than just a nice frontend. I can work on the whole thing: the screens people use, the backend, data, payments, logins, integrations, and the bits that keep it running after launch.

• Landing pages and company websites that make a clear point
• Ecommerce and content sites that are easy to update
• Web apps, dashboards, customer portals, and full-stack products
• Mobile apps, desktop apps, Chrome extensions, and internal tools
• AI features and automations that help people get real work done

I like starting small and getting something real in front of people early. It is much easier to spot a bad idea, a missing screen, or a confusing flow when you can click around in it.

I care about the boring things too: pages that load fast, work on phones, are not painful to update, and do not turn into a big problem the next time someone needs a change.

You do not need to arrive with a perfect brief. A rough idea, a problem you keep running into, or an old thing that needs help is enough to begin.

I use modern web tools when they make sense, but I do not force a stack because it is popular this month. The right setup depends on what you need to ship, who will run it, and how much it needs to grow.

Sometimes that means a fast CMS-driven website. Sometimes it is a full product with accounts, a database, and payments. Sometimes it is a tiny script or extension that removes ten minutes of manual work every day.

loke.dev is where I share projects, experiments, and notes from building things. I write about problems I have run into because that is usually more useful than pretending every project went smoothly.

If you have a project in mind, feel free to get in touch. I am happy to talk through it and see if I can help.